
Bit Name Access Description
3 IROE RW Enable interrupt for a receiver overrun error.
4 ITOE RW Enable interrupt for a transmitter overrun error.
5 ITMT RW Enable interrupt for a transmitter shift register empty.
6 ITRDY RW Enable interrupt for a transmission ready.
7 IRRDY RW Enable interrupt for a read ready.
8 IE RW Enable interrupt for an exception.
9 TRBK RW Transmit break. The TRBK bit allows an Avalon-MM master peripheral to
transmit a break character over the TXD output. The TXD signal is forced to
0 when the TRBK bit is set to 1. The TRBK bit overrides any logic level that
the transmitter logic would otherwise drive on the TXD output. The TRBK
bit interferes with any transmission in process. The Avalon-MM master
peripheral must set the TRBK bit back to 0 after an appropriate break
period elapses.
10 IDCTS RW Enable interrupt for a change in CTS signal.
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RTS RW Request to send (RTS) signal. The RTS bit directly feeds the RTS_N output.
An Avalon-MM master peripheral can write the RTS bit at any time. The
value of the RTS bit only affects the RTS_N output; it has no effect on the
transmitter or receiver logic. Because the RTS_N output is logic negative,
when the RTS bit is 1, a low logic-level (0) is driven on the RTS_N output.
If the Flow Control hardware option is not enabled, the RTS bit always
reads 0, and writing has no effect. Refer to the Flow Control section.
12 IEOP RW Enable interrupt for end-of-packet condition.
Note:
1. This bit is optional and may not exist in hardware.
divisor Register (Optional)
The value in the divisor register is used to generate the baud rate clock. The effective baud rate is
determined by the formula:
Baud Rate = (Clock frequency) / (divisor + 1)
The divisor register is an optional hardware feature. If the Baud Rate Can Be Changed By Software
hardware option is not enabled, the divisor register does not exist. In this case, writing divisor has no
effect, and reading divisor returns an undefined value. For more information, refer to the Baud Rate
Options section.
endofpacket Register (Optional)
The value in the endofpacket register determines the end-of-packet character for variable-length DMA
transactions. After reset, the default value is zero, which is the ASCII null character (\0). For more
information, refer to status Register bits for the description for the EOP bit.
UG-01085
2014.24.07
divisor Register (Optional)
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