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| Hi, I try to read data from read buffer through UART, and the result I received is 0hex, no matter what value I send out. Does anyone know what is the problem ? thanks .... | |
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| Is there possibility that it is caused by the clock ? | |
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| You don't give anywhere near enough information, we don't have a clue what you are using or trying to do. For a start, is it a PC?, or is it a micro-controller?. In either case, is it wired correctly?, is it set up correctly?, and are you using it correctly?. | |
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| hi, maybe u didnt initialize it properly ...like a software program that enables transmit and receive bits in one of the uart registers,,,,, what context are u using the uart?? | |
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| The detailed web site about my project is : http://www.web-ee.com/Electronic-Pro...er/index.shtml I'm using MSComm Control to send some bytes to the UART, then the decoder circuit will clock the appropriate bits into the Write buffer(74LS75), so that I can control the voltage level on each pin of my ZIF socket. After that, I will send 70hex to read the data(logic values) back to my computer. but, all the while I keep getting either "0" or "FF" when I send 70h to my read buffer. Any idea ? | |
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