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- From: ronal@telebit.com (Ronal Thompson)
- Subject: Re: COM3/4 and 14400 BAUD in Quick Basic?
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- References: <Jan25.233042.68887@yuma.ACNS.ColoState.EDU> <C1HC87.8rL@telebit.com>
- Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 05:58:36 GMT
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- >This sub program writes DIRECTLY to the uart.
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- >sets is the speed you want the uart set to.
- >setp is the port.
- >you MUST open the port FIRST (usually at 9600) then call this routine
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- >The speec that the uart ACTUALLY gets set to is returned in speed(setp)
- >this allows you to compare what you want to what you got.
- >(whatta ya mean I can't set the uart to 113.912 baud?!?!)
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- The constant xtal should be set to 1843200. This is the crystal
- driving the uart. If you use an external frequency source to
- vary the uart speed, or to reach normally unobtainable rates,
- then change this constant accordingly
-
- ronal@telebit.com These ain't no opinions but my own!
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