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COM81C17

Twenty Pin UART (TPUART)

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REGISTER DESCRIPTIONS

Table 3 - COM81C17 Mode Register Description (Bits 0 - 7)

BIT

DESCRIPTION

0 CP1 - The Mode Register bit 0 determines whether the CP1 pin will be configured to provide

the function of CTS or will serve as a general purpose 1 bit input port. In either case, its

state will be reflected in Status Register bit 0.

0 → nCP1 = CTS

1 → nCP1 = GP INPUT

1 CP2 I/O - The Mode Register bit 1 determines whether the CP2 pin will be configured as a

general purpose 1 bit output port or will serve as a general

purpose 1 bit input port. When used as an input, its state is reflected in the

Status Register bit 1. When used as an output, it’s state is controlled by the processor via

the Control Register bit 1.

0 → nCP2 = OUTPUT

1 → nCP2 = INPUT

2 CP2 - The mode register bit 2 determines whether the nCP2 pin will be configured to provide

the function of RTS or will serve as a general purpose 1 bit output port.

0 → nCP2 = RTS

1 → nCP2 = GP OUTPUT

3 CLOCK SELECT- The Mode Register bit 3 determines whether the internal Baud Rate

Generator will supply the TX and RX clocks or the clock on the clock pin will be used as a

16X clock. The Baud Rate Select Register contents will be bypassed when an external 16X

clock is used.

0 = INTERNAL CLOCK

1 = EXTERNAL CLOCK (16X)

4 PARITY ENABLE - The Mode Register bit 4 determines whether parity generation and

checking will be enabled.

0 = PARITY DISABLE

1 = PARITY ENABLE

5 PARITY - The Mode Register bit 5 determines whether odd or even parity will be generated

and checked.

0 = EVEN PARITY

1 = ODD PARITY

6 NUMBER OF DATA BITS - The Mode Register bit 6 determines the number of data bit that

will be presented in each data character (i.e. 7 or 8)

0 = 7BITS PER CHARACTER

1 = 8 BITS PER CHARACTER

7 STOP BITS - The Mode Register bit 7 determines how many stop bits will trail

each data unit (i.e. 1 or 2)

0 = 1 STOP BIT

1 = 2 STOP BITS

A data frame will consist of a start bit, 7 or 8 data bits, an optional parity bit, and 1 or 2 stop

bits.

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