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AM3517 UART4 RX cannot read more than 64 bytes at a time

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Shahal Weissleder
Posted by Shahal Weissleder
on Aug 01 2012 10:04 AM
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Dear Sir / Mis,

I enabled UART4 on my AM3517, however I encountered an issue. When I write more than 64 bytes in a burst(which is the exact size of the FIFO) I receive an OVERRUN error, it seems like the DMA doesn't clear the FIFO as fast as it should.

I tried the same on UART1 and it worked perfectly. On the TX of UART4 there is no problem with larger than 64 byte bursts, also when I use less than 64 bytes on UART4 it works great.


Can anyone help me?

Thank you,

Shahal

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  • BrandonAzbell
    Posted by BrandonAzbell
    on Aug 02 2012 08:00 AM
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    Is there any difference in the UART1 and UART4 configuration register setup?
    Is there any difference in the UART1 and UART4 FIFO threshold setup?
    Is there any difference in the SDMA configuration for the 2 UARTs? 

    Brandon

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  • Shahal Weissleder
    Posted by Shahal Weissleder
    on Aug 05 2012 07:06 AM
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    No differences in any of these.

    However I disabled DMA and it seems to be working.

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