topic Re: Read the UART0_D in Kinetis Microcontrollers

Read the UART0_D

piergiusepperan — Mon, 09 Nov 2015 09:59:55 GMT

Hi, I'm trying to use the UART0 of the kl25z board. I use the KDS software, I set the interrupt, I send a integer from my computer, and the OnRxChar events start, so a correct character is received and I can see each bit by using the oscilloscope. My problem is that I want to read the recived data, so inside the OnRxChar events i wrote : if (UART0_D = '1'){do something}, but it never goes inside this "if", for any kind of values.I use the EmbSys Registers to control the register and for example I can see the content of the other register like UART0_C2 UART0_S2 etc, but UARTO_D remain always equal to zero. What can be the problem in your opinion?

Re: Read the UART0_D

mjbcswitzerland — Mon, 09 Nov 2015 11:51:46 GMT

How many times do you read UART0_D in the handing routine?

Remember that this is a buffer/FIFO and each read empties one byte. If you read it more than once it may have no more data in it and always read 0.

Regards

Mark

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Re: Read the UART0_D

piergiusepperan — Mon, 09 Nov 2015 12:01:54 GMT

This is the code in events.c that i use:

void AS1_OnRxChar(void)

{

extern int c;

if(UART0_D==49){

c=c+1;

}

I think that the i read only one time, o not?

Re: Read the UART0_D

mjbcswitzerland — Tue, 10 Nov 2015 00:38:34 GMT

It is only read once here but has it already been read in the routine calling AS1_OnRxChar() ?

Regards

Mark

Re: Read the UART0_D

piergiusepperan — Tue, 10 Nov 2015 10:21:37 GMT

I don't know, I think that the first read operation is in the following part of the code;

PE_ISR(ASerialLdd1_Interrupt)

{

/* {Default RTOS Adapter} ISR parameter is passed through the global variable */

ASerialLdd1_TDeviceDataPtr DeviceDataPrv = INT_UART0__DEFAULT_RTOS_ISRPARAM;

if (StatReg & (UART0_S1_NF_MASK | UART0_S1_OR_MASK | UART0_S1_FE_MASK | UART0_S1_PF_MASK)) { /* Is any error flag set? */

UART0_PDD_ClearInterruptFlags(UART0_BASE_PTR, (UART0_S1_NF_MASK | UART0_S1_OR_MASK | UART0_S1_FE_MASK | UART0_S1_PF_MASK));

Data = (uint16_t)UART0_PDD_GetChar8(UART0_BASE_PTR); /* Read an 8-bit character from receiver */

if ((StatReg & UART0_S1_FE_MASK) != 0U) { /* Is the framing error detected? */

if (((StatReg & UART0_S1_RDRF_MASK) != 0U) && (Data == 0U)) { /* Is the zero character in the receiver? */

OnBreakFlag++;

DeviceDataPrv->SerFlag |= BREAK_DETECTED; /* If yes then set the flag */

} else {

OnErrorFlags |= LDD_SERIAL_FRAMING_ERROR; /* If yes then set the flag */

}

if ((StatReg & UART0_S1_OR_MASK) != 0U) { /* Is the overrun error flag set? */

OnErrorFlags |= LDD_SERIAL_RX_OVERRUN; /* If yes then set the flag */

}

if ((StatReg & UART0_S1_PF_MASK) != 0U) { /* Is the parity error flag set? */

OnErrorFlags |= LDD_SERIAL_PARITY_ERROR; /* If yes then set the flag */

}

if ((StatReg & UART0_S1_NF_MASK) != 0U) { /* Is the noise error flag set? */

OnErrorFlags |= LDD_SERIAL_NOISE_ERROR; /* If yes then set the flag */

}

DeviceDataPrv->ErrFlag |= OnErrorFlags; /* Copy flags status to ErrFlag status variable */

StatReg &= (uint32_t)(~(uint32_t)UART0_S1_RDRF_MASK); /* Clear the receive data flag to discard the errorneous data */

if (OnBreakFlag != 0U) {

ASerialLdd1_OnBreak(DeviceDataPrv->UserDataPtr); /* If yes then invoke user event */

} else {

ASerialLdd1_OnError(DeviceDataPrv->UserDataPtr); /* Invoke user event */

}

if (StatReg & UART0_S1_RDRF_MASK) { /* Is the receiver's interrupt flag set? */

InterruptRx(DeviceDataPrv); /* If yes, then invoke the internal service routine. This routine is inlined. */

}

if (DeviceDataPrv->SerFlag & ENABLED_TX_INT) { /* Is the transmitter interrupt enabled? */

if (StatReg & UART0_S1_TDRE_MASK) { /* Is the transmitter empty? */

InterruptTx(DeviceDataPrv); /* If yes, then invoke the internal service routine. This routine is inlined. */

}

Do you think that it is correct? how can I read the uart0_d register?

Re: Read the UART0_D

mjbcswitzerland — Tue, 10 Nov 2015 16:49:21 GMT

It looks like

Data = (uint16_t)UART0_PDD_GetChar8(UART0_BASE_PTR); /* Read an 8-bit character from receiver */

reads the data so there is no use in reading the data register again since the reception bytes has already been removed.

Your function needs to use Data, where the value is still present.

Regards

Mark

Re: Read the UART0_D

piergiusepperan — Wed, 11 Nov 2015 09:31:39 GMT

Ok, i put this code just below the Data=(uint16_t).... etc :

extern int16_t uart0_value;

uart0_value=Data;

Now it works but the problem is that sometimes this part of code disappear and I have to write the code again.At the beginning of the code (automatically generated) there is this write: It is used by Processor Expert only; Do you know how to avoid the removal of the code: extern int16_t etc?

Re: Read the UART0_D

mjbcswitzerland — Wed, 11 Nov 2015 16:13:27 GMT

Sorry, I can't help with PE.

If you need to use it to generate basic code you will need to learn how to control it and live with any side-effects.

Regards

Mark

Re: Read the UART0_D

dave408 — Thu, 12 Nov 2015 17:04:07 GMT

Hi piergiusepperanieri, you just have to disable code generation for that particular component. See below: