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TL16C752B Rx timeout errata question

TL16C752B Rx timeout errata question

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Peter McLean
Posted by Peter McLean
on Aug 17 2012 14:59 PM
Prodigy65 points
dualuart_errata.pdf

Hi,

    There is an errata for the TL16C752B chip about the Rx timeout.  Would this errata apply when FIFO is enabled, but DMA Mode is 0?

Errata:

1. Problem: The TL16C752B UART correctly generates a character timeout interrupt (if IER0 set) when the
serial input (RX) has gone quiescent (continuously high) for more than four character times. The problem is
that if a new character is received after the timeout, the interrupt will be cleared. The interrupt will be
generated again if another timeout occurs. This is an error because reading the RHR (RBR) should be the
only clearing mechanism for this interrupt.
Work Around: If software is responding to an asserted INT and a read of the IIR reports no active interrupt,
then assume it is caused by a new byte being received. Check the LSR; if LSR0 (DR) is set, read the RHR
and repeat.
Severity: Moderate

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  • Joe Fockler
    Posted by Joe Fockler
    on Aug 22 2012 18:16 PM
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    Expert5190 points

    Hello,

    The errata applies to byte mode (DMA Mode 0) as well as to FIFO mode (DMA Mode 1).

    Best Regards,

    Joe

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