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RL1_CHAN_0-7_TX_CONTROL
[0x002C, 58, 84, B0, DC, 108, 134, 160] Channel Control Register (read/write)
Channel Control Register
Data Bit
Description
31-8
Spare
7
Transmit Parity Level Select
6
Transmit Odd Parity Select
5
Transmit Parity Enable
4
Transmit Two Stop-Bits Select
3
Transmit Start Clear Enable
2
TX FIFO Almost Empty Interrupt Enable
1
Transmit Done Interrupt Enable
0
Transmitter Enabled (read only)
FIGURE 15
PMC-BISERIAL-III RL1 TX CONTROL REGISTER
Transmitter Enabled: When a one is read, the transmit state-machine is enabled and
either a message is in progress or it is waiting for data to be written to the transmit
FIFO; when a zero is read, the state-machine is disabled.
Transmitter Done Interrupt Enable: When this bit is a one the transmitter interrupt is
enabled. The interrupt will occur when the transmit state-machine completes a
message. If the requested byte count equals zero, this will occur when all the FIFO
data has been sent otherwise it will occur when the byte count request has been
satisfied. In either case, at least one byte must be sent to constitute a transmitted
message.
TX FIFO Almost Empty Interrupt Enable: When this bit is set to a one, the transmit FIFO
almost empty interrupt is enabled. An interrupt will be asserted when the FIFO level
becomes less than or equal to the count in the RL1_CHAN0-7_TX_AMT_LVL register,
provided the master interrupt enable is asserted. When this bit is zero, the transmit
FIFO almost empty interrupt is disabled.
Transmit Start Clear Enable: When this bit is set to a one, the TX start latch will be
cleared when the current transmit message completes. When this bit is zero, the TX
start latch will remain set until the transmitter is disabled.
Transmit Two Stop-Bits Select: When this bit is set to a one, the transmitter will insert
two stop-bits to terminate a data-byte. When this bit is zero, only one stop-bit will be
inserted
Transmit Parity Enable: When this bit is set to a one, a parity bit will be added after the
eight data-bits and before the stop-bit(s). When this bit is zero, no parity bit will be