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LMS 2012
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LMS 2012
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Manages the sequence necessary when adding a UART devices to an input port.
The UART Device Controller gets information from the DCM driver Device Detection Manager Driver about the port state and when the DCM driver detects a UART device on the port the sequence below the following defines is started inside the UART Device Controller.
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#define LOWEST_BITRATE 2400 // Lowest possible bit rate (always used for sync and info) [b/S]
#define MIDLE_BITRATE 57600 // Highest bit rate allowed when adjusting clock [b/S]
#define HIGHEST_BITRATE 460800 // Highest possible bit rate [b/S]
#define MIDLE_BITRATE_DEVIATION 40 // Largest deviation able to adjust clock to [%]
#define MIDLE_BITRATE_INCREAMENT 1 // Amount to adjust per loop [%]
#define MIDLE_BITRATE_FIX 5 // Last adjustment to get in the middle of the bit [%]
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SEQUENCE WHEN UART DEVICE IS DETECTED
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HOST DEVICE
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- Reset <----------------------------,
- Set TX active (low) |
- Set RX floating |
- Wait half a second 1st.time (next time >=10mS) |
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- Enable UART communication - Enable UART communication |
- Setup UART for LOWEST_BITRATE - Setup UART for LOWEST_BITRATE |
- Setup hardware buffers |
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- Sync clocks - Sync clocks (only used on no XTAL devices) |
- Wait for receive of byte <-. <-- SYNC - Send sync pulse <------------. |
- If CMD is received skip to send INFO | | |
- Check byte against SYNC | | |
- If not SYNC increase UART clock --' - Timeout 5mS (UART byte time) --' |
- Send sync feedback SYNC --> - Receive sync pulse |
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- Exchange informations - Exchange informations |
- Receive command data <-- CMD - Send command data (type,modes,speed, etc) |
- Send command data (type,modes,speed, etc) CMD --> - Receive command data |
- Receive info data <-- INFO - Send info data (name,scaling,data format, etc) |
- Send info data (name,scaling,data format, etc) INFO --> - Receive info data |
- Receive acknowledge <-- ACK - When finished info send acknowledge |
- Timeout (80mS) -----------------------------'
- When finished info send acknowledge ACK --> - Receive acknowledge
- Switch to valid communication speed - Switch to valid communication speed
- Communication running - Communication running
- Receive data <-- DATA - Send data
- If out of sync, send not acknowledge NACK --> - If not acknowledge, repeat send data
- Receive data <-- DATA - Send data
- Receive data <-- DATA - Send data
- Receive data <-- DATA - Send data
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- Send data DATA --> - Receive data
- Receive data <-- DATA - Send data
- Receive data <-- DATA - Send data
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- Send command CMD --> - Receive command
- Receive data <-- DATA - Send data
- Receive data <-- DATA - Send data
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- Send data DATA --> - Receive data
- If not acknowledge, repeat send data <-- NACK - If out of sync, send not acknowledge
- Send data DATA --> - Receive data
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DEVICES WITH XTAL
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Devices with a bit rate accuracy better that +-2% must start on LOWEST_BITRATE and skip the synchronisation sequence and just begin to send INFO.
When placed wrong on an output port device TX should continue to transmit SYNC, INFO or DATA to ensure that the host detects
that connection 6 is low DEVICES WITHOUT XTAL
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It is possible to use the power of the host to adjust to LOWEST_BITRATE if the device is not capable of meeting accuracy
of the bit rate. The adjustment factor is then used when switching to higher speeds up to MIDLE_BITRATE.
These devices must start with a bit rate at LOWEST_BITRATE + worst case deviation from LOWEST_BITRATE
When placed wrong on an output port device TX should continue to transmit SYNC, INFO or DATA to ensure that the host detects
that connection 6 is low
DEVICES NOT ABLE TO RECEIVE
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Devices that is not able to receive should send SYNC several times (MIDLE_BITRATE_DEVIATION / MIDLE_BITRATE_INCREAMENT + 1)
When placed wrong on an output port device TX should continue to transmit SYNC, INFO or DATA to ensure that the host detects
that connection 6 is low
HOST
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The host should check every data message format against the info once sent from the device and send NACK if not valid
UART devices is connected when system powers up!: the power to input/output ports is powered up when DCM driver is ready to evaluate the devices on
the ports (ensures that power up sync is executed when system is powered up)
BIT RATE ADJUSTMENT
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I. Host starts with a bit rate at LOWEST_BITRATE
II. Device must start with a bit rate at LOWEST_BITRATE + worst case deviation from LOWEST_BITRATE
III. When the SYNC is received host will check it against the correct SYNC byte and if it is wrong the bit rate is raised MIDLE_BITRATE_INCREAMENT
IV. If SYNC is received correctly the bit rate is raised additionally MIDLE_BITRATE_FIX and SYNC is sent to the device
V. If info says that a higher bit rate is possible it is raised after transmitting ACK on the host and after receiving (or a time) ACK on the device
(if host has adjusted the bit rate the same factor will be used when raising) \n
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