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<onlyinclude>USBF (i.e. USB Device) Communications Class Device (CDC) port variables are used to configure the way a [[SIMs|SIM]] communicates with some other device and are referred to in the format "'''platform.USBF_CDC0'''", "'''platform.USBF_CDC1'''", etc.
 
<onlyinclude>USBF (i.e. USB Device) Communications Class Device (CDC) port variables are used to configure the way a [[SIMs|SIM]] communicates with some other device and are referred to in the format "'''platform.USBF_CDC0'''", "'''platform.USBF_CDC1'''", etc.
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USBF_CDC devices act just like UARTs, and have a subset of the UART [[SHIP:Portvar|portvars]].
 
  
 
Multiple USB Device protocols (aka "classes") can be active on the same port simultaneously.  For example, on USB device port 0 on a platform, you can have:  
 
Multiple USB Device protocols (aka "classes") can be active on the same port simultaneously.  For example, on USB device port 0 on a platform, you can have:  
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both operating simultaneously.
 
both operating simultaneously.
  
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If you attempt to set an invalid value for any of these [[SHIP:Portvar|portvars]], the value of the portvar will not be changed. (see {{Const|UART_FLAGS}})
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USBF_CDC devices act just like UARTs, and have a subset of the UART [[SHIP:Portvar|portvars]].  If you attempt to set an invalid value for any of these [[SHIP:Portvar|portvars]], the value of the portvar will not be changed. (see {{Const|UART_FLAGS}})
 
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Latest revision as of 05:42, 14 November 2018

USBF (i.e. USB Device) Communications Class Device (CDC) port variables are used to configure the way a SIM communicates with some other device and are referred to in the format "platform.USBF_CDC0", "platform.USBF_CDC1", etc.

Multiple USB Device protocols (aka "classes") can be active on the same port simultaneously. For example, on USB device port 0 on a platform, you can have:

  • USBF_CDC0, implementing the Communications Device Class (aka "serial port over USB"), and,
  • USBF_VENDOR0, the Vendor (or "Raw") class bound to a SHIPBridge Protocol link exchanging data with another board

both operating simultaneously.

USBF_CDC devices act just like UARTs, and have a subset of the UART portvars. If you attempt to set an invalid value for any of these portvars, the value of the portvar will not be changed. (see UART_FLAGS)

Portvar Data Type Permissions Description
rate† Integer Read/Write The baud rate.
bits† UART_FLAG Read/Write The number of bits per character set.
stop† UART_FLAG Read/Write The number of stop bits sent after each character set.
parity† UART_FLAG Read/Write The parity bit sent after each character set.

†see GRM

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