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| Bit || Function || Note
|Bit || Function || Note
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| 0 || Stop bits || 0 => 1 stop bit; 1 => 2 stop bits
|0   || Stop bits || 0 => 1 stop bit; 1 => 2 stop bits
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| 1 || Parity || 0 => Odd parity; 1 => Even
|1   || Parity || 0 => Odd parity; 1 => Even
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| 2 || Parity Inhibit || 0 => Parity; 1 => No parity
|2   || Parity Inhibit || 0 => Parity; 1 => No parity
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| 4-3 || Character length selected || # bits: 00b => 5, 01b => 6, 10b =>  7, 11b => 8
|4-3 || Character length selected || Number of bits: 00 => 5, 01 => 6, 10 =>  7, 11 => 8
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| 7-5 || Unused ||
|7-5 || Unused ||
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Revision as of 14:55, 1 February 2009

Configuration

Serial Word Format

Port $D8 controls the serial word format.

Bit Function Note
0 Stop bits 0 => 1 stop bit; 1 => 2 stop bits
1 Parity 0 => Odd parity; 1 => Even
2 Parity Inhibit 0 => Parity; 1 => No parity
4-3 Character length selected Number of bits: 00 => 5, 01 => 6, 10 => 7, 11 => 8
7-5 Unused

Baud Rate

Data Transmission

Data Reception

I/O Map

NameDirectionPort
TX Output $C8
RX Input $C8
RTS Output $BA, bit 7
CTS Input $BB, bit 4
DSR Input $BB, bit 5
DTR Output $BA, bit 6

Direction indicates both data flow, and whether to use an IN or OUT instruction to read/write to the given pin.