MMUART Peripherals
UG0331 User Guide Revision 15.0
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13.4.17 Glitch Filter Register (GFR)
1
EAFM
R/W
0
Enable automatic 9-bit address flag mode (EAFM). It should be noted that
for enabling this bit it requires, the LCR should be in an 8-bit and stick
parity (SP) bit configured to 0. If EAFM bit is disabled, the Rx FIFO is
enabled by receiving all the bytes. When EAFM bit is enabled, the Rx
FIFO is disabled until an address flag with matching address is received.
If an address match occurs and the Rx FIFO is enabled then it can be
disabled, if either another address flag occurs or there is a mismatch or
the EAFC bit is set. In either case, the Address flag compare will continue
as long as the EAFM bit is set.
0: Disabled (default)
1: Enabled
0
EERR
R/W
0
When the EERR bit is set, the receiver forces an error signal transmit out,
if an incoming parity error is detected. Error signal (ACK/NACK) is sent
during stop time enable.
The EERR only applies in an 8-bit data length, 2 stop bit configuration.
Error signal occurs during the last 1.5 stop bits as per
page 485.
0: Disabled (default)
1: Enabled
Table 488 •
GFR
Bit
Number
Name
R/W
Reset
Value
Description
[7:3]
Reserved R/W
Reserved Software should not rely on the value of a reserved bit. To provide
compatibility with future products, the value of a reserved bit should be
preserved across a read- modify-write operation.
[2:0]
GLR
R/W
0
The glitch filter resynchronizes (GLR) and suppresses random input
noise from MMUART_x_RXD (serial input data) and
MMUART_x_SCK_IN (serial input clock in synchronous mode) based on
the filter length given in number system clock cycles. The following are
the different filter lengths in the APB clock cycles that can be written into
the GLR register and their description.
0b000: Two resynchronize flip-flops are used but there is no spike
suppression.
0b001: Three resynchronize flip-flops are used but there is no spike
suppression.
0b010: Three resynchronize flip-flops are used and it also causes 1 APB
clock cycle suppression.
0b011: Three resynchronize flip-flops are used and it also causes 2 APB
clock cycle suppression.
0b100: Three resynchronize flip-flops are used and it also causes 3 APB
clock cycle suppression.
0b101: Three resynchronize flip-flops are used and it also causes 4 APB
clock cycle suppression.
0b110: Three resynchronize flip-flops are used and it also causes 5 APB
clock cycle suppression.
0b111: Three resynchronize flip-flops are used and it also causes 6 APB
clock cycle suppression.
Table 487 •
MM2
(continued)
Bit
Number
Name
R/W
Reset
Value
Description
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