XC-1A Quick Start Guide (1.0)
5.4
Button D: Simple UART Demo
A simple UART demonstration using the virtual COM port of the XC-1A. Once you
have started the program, connect to it using a standard terminal (such as
realTerm
for Windows or
GTKTerm
for Linux). When you press a key, a list of three commands
is displayed that you can use to illuminate the clock LEDs via the terminal. The UART
settings are as follows:
Bits per sec
115200
Parity
None
Data bits
8
Stop bits
1
Flow control
None
Press A to return to the default LED demo.
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