SPPDemo APP Improving throughput

Dear KOT.

1. Maximum frame size - the largest frame size we are planning to send/receive.

    Transmit buffer size - the buffer size we allocate in order to TX frames (needs to be at least the size of maximum frame size - if it's equal we will always be      able to send only one frame at a time, if it's larger we will be able to buffer several) - the larger we allocate it the less memory we will have free on the MSP430

Receive buffer size - Same as the TX buffer size - just for RX.

2. As explained above, TX buffer size/RX buffer size will always be equal or bigger to the largest possible frame we can send/receive.

I would follow the examples on the link above (in your post). TX and RX buffer sizes can vary and don't necessarily need to be larger/smaller than each other. i would config it dependent on the specific usage my application needs. if i'm expected to receive more data than transmit i would have a bigger buffer for RX and vice versa.

3. Once again depends on the usage. both should be large enough - the higher the UART baudrate is - the faster you can TX/RX data. if you are expecting mainly to send data it makes more sense to have a larger INPUT buffer and vice versa.

BR,

Chen