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Possible Asynchronous Serial Interface Configurations
Data bit
Parity bit
Stop bit
Baud
rate
9’600
19’200
38’400
8
N
1
4’800
57’600
115’200
Table 22: USART configuration
Th baud
rates
can
be
set
individually
for
each
Serial
Port.
Different
pr tocols
on
the
same
port
are
not
supported.
e
baud
rates
for
RX
and
TX
or
for
different
o
norm
1
Stop
bit,
usually
short
named
‘
8N1
’)
gle
by
A
al
data
transmission
(with
a
configuration
of
8
Data
bits,
No
Parity,
of
a
sin
te
looks
as
follows:
D0
D1
D2
D3
D4
D5
D6
D7
Start
of
1-Byte
(Always
0)
transfer
Start
Bit
Possible
Start
of
(Always
1)
next
transfer
Stop
Bit
t
bit
=
1/(Baudrate)
al Transfer, 8N1
4.4.1.1
Error Conditions on USART Ports
such
as
NMEA
or
UBX,
it
does
not
make
sense
to
change
the
default
values
of
rd
Length
or
Bit
Order,
since
these
properties
are
defined
by
the
protocol,
not
by
the
electrical
interface.
t
messages
may
be
discarded
ill
be
transmitted
completely
t
be
transmitted
in
the
next
sequence.
4.4.
e
ort
to
use
an
autobauding
mechanism.
This
mechanism
gets
active
if
e
If
multiple
break
conditions
are
encountered,
the
baud
rate
of
the
serial
port
is
reduced
to
the
next
lower
standard
baud
rate
•
If
the
receiver
detects
multiple
framing
errors,
the
baud
rate
is
increased
to
the
next
higher
standard
baud
rate.
!
Warning
Don’t
use
the
u-center
AE
autobauding
feature
if
the
GPS
receiver
autobauding
is
enabled.
!
Warning
Some
serial
port
cards/adapters
frequently
generate
errors.
The
u-center
autobauding
may
not
work
reliably
in
this
case.
If
you
experience
frequent
errors,
please
set
the
baud
rate
manually.
Norm
Figure 67: Definition USART data packets
Please
note
that
for
protocols
Wo
No e
If
the
baud
rate
is
insufficient
to
transmit
all
enabled
messages,
some
and
not
transmitted.
The
receiver
does
not
check
whether
a
message
w
in
the
remaining
time.
Discarded
messages
won’
1.2 Autobauding
Th
user
can
individually
configure
each
p
th receiver
indicates
an
error
when
receiving
data.
•
GPS
Modules
-
System
Integration
Manual
(SIM)
(incl.
Reference
Design)
Receiver
Description
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