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− | | Description ||This function is used to receive a ASCII string through UART till the carriage_return/New_line<br />The stream of data is copied to the buffer till carriage_return/New_line is encountered.<br />Once the Carriage_return/New_Line is received the string will be null terminated. | + | | Description ||This function is used to receive a ASCII string through UART till the carriage_return/New_line<br /> |
+ | The stream of data is copied to the buffer till carriage_return/New_line is encountered.<br /> | ||
+ | Once the Carriage_return/New_Line is received the string will be null terminated. | ||
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Revision as of 16:21, 28 December 2014
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UART
UART_Init
Defination | void UART_Init(uint32_t v_baudRate_u32) |
Input Arguments | *uint32_t : Baudrate to be configured. |
Return Value | none |
Description | This function is used to initialize the UART at specified baud rate. If the requested baud rate is not within the supported range then the default baud rate of 9600 is set. |
Usage | UART_Init(9600); //Initialize the uart module for 9600 baud rate; |
UART_SetBaudRate
Defination | void UART_SetBaudRate(uint32_t v_baudRate_u32) |
Input Arguments | *uint32_t : Baudrate to be configured. |
Return Value | none |
Description | This function is used to Set/Change the baudrate on the fly. If the requested baud rate is not within the supported range then the default baud rate of 9600 is set. |
Usage | UART_SetBaudRate(9600); //Configures the uart module for 9600 baud rate; |
UART_TxChar
Defination | void UART_TxChar(char v_uartData_u8) |
Input Arguments | char:Ascii value of the character to be transmitted. |
Return Value | none |
Description | This function is used to transmit a char through UART module. |
Usage |
char ch='A'; |
UART_RxChar
Defination | char UART_RxChar() |
Input Arguments | none. |
Return Value | char: Ascii value of the character received |
Description | This function is used to receive a char from UART module. It waits till a char is received and returns its acsii value after reception. |
Usage |
char ch; |
UART_TxString
Defination | void UART_TxString(char *p_stringPointer_u8) |
Input Arguments | char *:String(Address of the string) to be transmitted. |
Return Value | none |
Description | This function is used to transmit a NULL terminated string through UART. |
Usage |
char myString[]={"hello, world"}; |
UART_RxString
Defination | void UART_RxString(char *p_stringPointer_u8) |
Input Arguments | char *: Address of the string/Buffer where the received data needs to be stored |
Return Value | none |
Description | This function is used to receive a ASCII string through UART till the carriage_return/New_line The stream of data is copied to the buffer till carriage_return/New_line is encountered. |
Usage |
char buffer[50]; |
UART_TxDecimalNumber
Defination | void UART_TxDecimalNumber(uint32_t v_decNumber_u32, uint8_t v_numOfDigitsToTransmit_u8) |
Input Arguments |
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Return Value | none |
Description | This function is used to transmit a max of 10digit decimal number.2nd parameter specifies the number of digits from the right side to be transmitted .
The output for the input combinations is as below.
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Usage |
uint32_t decNumber = 123456; UART_TxDecimalNumber(decNumber,5); //Transmit last 5-digits of Number UART_TxDecimalNumber(12345,4); //Transmit last 4-digits of number |
UART_TxHexNumber
Defination | void UART_TxHexNumber(uint32_t v_hexNumber_u32, uint8_t v_numOfDigitsToTransmit_u8) |
Input Arguments | uint32_t: Hexadecimal Number to be transmitted on UART.
uint8_t : Number of digits to be transmitted |
Return Value | none |
Description | This function is used to transmit a max of 10digit hex number. 2nd parameter specifies the number of digits from the right side to be transmitted . The output for the input combinations is as below .
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Usage |
uint32_t hexNumber = 0x123456; UART_TxHexNumber(hexNumber,5); //Transmit last 5-digits of hexNumber UART_TxHexNumber(0xABCDEF,4); //Transmit last 4-digits of number |
UART_TxBinaryNumber
Defination | void UART_TxBinaryNumber(uint32_t v_binNumber_u32, uint8_t v_numOfBitsToTransmit_u8) |
Input Arguments | uint32_t: Hexadecimal Number to be transmitted on UART.
uint8_t : Number of bits to be transmitted |
Return Value | none |
Description | This function is used to transmit the binary equivalent of the given number. 2nd parameter specifies the number of LSB to be transmitted . The output for the input combinations is as below .
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Usage |
uint32_t Number = 0xABCD; UART_TxDecimalNumber(Number,16); //Transmit last 16-bits of Number UART_TxDecimalNumber(0x1234,8); //Transmit last 8-bits of number |
UART_TxFloatNumber
Defination | void UART_TxFloatNumber(float v_floatNumber_f32) |
Input Arguments | float: float Number to be transmitted on UART. |
Return Value | none |
Description | This function is used to transmit a floating point number. It supports 6-digits of precision.
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Usage |
float Number = 1234.5678; UART_TxFloatNumber(Number); UART_TxFloatNumber(3.33333); |
UART_Printf
Defination | void UART_Printf(const char *argList, ...) |
Input Arguments | variable length arguments similar to printf |
Return Value | none |
Description | This function is similar to printf function in C. It takes the arguments with specified format and transmits accordingly .
The supported format specifiers are as below.
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Usage |
void main() { uint16_t decNum=1234;//16-bit uint32_t longDec=12345678;//32-bit float floatNum=1234.5678; uint16_t hexNum=0xABCD; char myString[]={"hello, world}; UART_Printf("%d %l %f %x %b %s",decNum,longDec,floatNum,hexNum,hexNum,myString); UART_Printf("D:%d,L:%l,F=%f,H:%x,Str:%s",1234,12345678,123.456,0xAB,"hello"); } |
Usage guide
- include"uart.h"
int main() {
char a_TxMsg_u8[]={"Good Morning"}; char v_uartData_u8='A'; uint16_t v_num_u16= 1234u; char a_readString_u8[50]; char ch; UART_Init(9600); UART_TxString("\n\rProgram to illustrate the UART library usage "); UART_TxString(a_TxMsg_u8); /* Transmit the message stored in a string */ UART_TxString("\n\rChar:"); UART_TxChar('X'); /* Transmit the specified Ascii character */ UART_TxChar(v_uartData_u8); /* Transmit the char stored in a variable */ UART_TxString("\n\rDec:"); UART_TxDecimalNumber(1234,5); /* Transmit the specified digits of a number */ UART_TxString(" Hex:"); UART_TxHexNumber(0xABCD,5); /* Note here the number of digits to transmit=5 */ UART_TxString(" Bin:"); /* The number Transmitted on UART will be as below*/ UART_TxBinaryNumber(0xABCD,16);/* dec=01234, hex=0ABCD, bin=1010101111001101*/
UART_Printf("\n\rDec=%d Hex=%x Bin:%b str=%s",v_num_u16,v_num_u16,v_num_u16,a_TxMsg_u8); UART_Printf("\n\rDec=%d Hex=%x Bin:%b str=%s",123u,0xABCDu,0x55u,"hello,world"); UART_Printf("\n\rEnter a String: "); UART_RxString(a_readString_u8); UART_Printf("\n\rEntered string is: %s",a_readString_u8); do { UART_Printf("\n\rEnter 'E' to exit: "); ch = UART_RxChar(); UART_Printf("\n\rYou entered: %c",ch); }while((ch!='E') && (ch!='e'));
UART_Printf("\n\rEnjoy Embedded Programming"); while(1);
return 0;
}