Difference between revisions of "SHIP:Constants:UART FLAGS"

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* {{Const|UART_FLAGS|UART_FLAGS.STOP_1}}
 
* {{Const|UART_FLAGS|UART_FLAGS.STOP_1}}
 
* {{Const|UART_FLAGS|UART_FLAGS.STOP_2}}
 
* {{Const|UART_FLAGS|UART_FLAGS.STOP_2}}
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txControl options, which control the transmit enable hardware line:
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* {{Const|UART_FLAGS|UART_FLAGS.TXC_UNUSED}}
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* {{Const|UART_FLAGS|UART_FLAGS.TXC_DRIVE_HI}}
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* {{Const|UART_FLAGS|UART_FLAGS.TXC_DRIVE_LO}}
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* {{Const|UART_FLAGS|UART_FLAGS.TXC_OPEN_DRAIN}}
  
 
These {{Node|constant|constants}} should referred to in the format "'''UART_FLAGS.PARITY_NONE'''". Do '''not''' create any other node with the exact name "UART_FLAGS".
 
These {{Node|constant|constants}} should referred to in the format "'''UART_FLAGS.PARITY_NONE'''". Do '''not''' create any other node with the exact name "UART_FLAGS".

Latest revision as of 07:21, 1 April 2014

The name UART_FLAGS refers to a group of constants used to configure a UART connection. The constants in this group are:

Parity:

Character Length:

Stop Bits:

txControl options, which control the transmit enable hardware line:

These constants should referred to in the format "UART_FLAGS.PARITY_NONE". Do not create any other node with the exact name "UART_FLAGS".

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