UART is a simple command line tool that lets you check that your COM ports are configured correctly, with the standard hex port address e.g. COM4: should be at 2e8, and with the standard IRQ, e.g. COM4 should be IRQ 3. It also tells you what type of UART chip you have, usually the old fashioned unbuffered 8250 or the newer fifo buffered 16450 that is needed for Windows and OS/2.
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It will look at each port and check it is configured correctly. It will issue the “DUART Serial Key – State” command to give you a quick summary of the port status. If no cards are present it will issue a “not found” message and not print any other information
You can then try using different commands to see what happens if you set them to invalid values
Starting with the “Serial Port Properties” command, with a comma or new line after the port address, you can check for basic configuration, such as Serial No. There are also other commands that check for keyboard, mouse and/or other devices on the port.
You will get to the part where your actual communications start with the “Write” command. If you type the exact same amount of data that you will transfer on the port (as the “Device” that has been configured in windows), you will get a confirmation that this was sent ok.
If you get errors, the command returns with messages such as “Peeking” (which is a status echo for when there are no more bytes to send) or “Bad” (or some other error code).
With the “Read” command, the exact same information is sent to you and it confirms that the data was received ok. If it does not get the same data, there was probably a problem on the receiving side that corrupted the incoming packet.
You can also try using the “DUART – Config” and “DUART – Reset” commands to set it back to default and to clear the port.
Example:
> dUART – State
>
> DUART – Config
> 2e8, 2 (if it is a 16450)
> > >
> > DUART – Reset
> 2e8, 2 (if it is a 16450)
> > >
Note that I have removed “> ” so you can copy it easily. It will work with the “>” in there or not. But the main point is that any output will be written to your console (not your screen), you can remove it if you want.
If you use Putty it is important that you make sure it is not using the CTRL-Break command, by default on windows Putty it sends a CTRL-Break after about 3 characters and you will end up with a bunch of message you do
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UART Cracked Version: Universal asynchronous receiver/transmitter
HEX: HEX port address
IRQ: Interrupt request line for the chip
Like others have stated, you really need to check what you have in those values. You’ll need to look up the manufacturer’s part number. They are usually in a string that matches the part number. For instance, a printer with a BT interface might be in a string like A00001, B00001, C00001, D00001, etc…
If the part number is numeric (A0100, B0100, etc…) this is a “modern” UART, and usually has a specified clock frequency and buffer length. This is particularly true for older printers, which used slow speed asynchronous serial connections.
The values in the enum are your base number. C00001, C0D00, D0100, etc… usually don’t have a part number, and are “old” UARTs that you’ll need to convert from the manufacturer’s specific serial addresses (most of the time using C00001 as base).
I’ve taken a look at the description for all of the UART types. I think the best one for you is probably the “c6000_uart” since you’re on a modern system. It has a clock frequency of 48MHz, an IRQ of IRQ 2, and the *HEX is the correct one (C000D).
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Does anyone have any ideas as to how this could be achieved?
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There are some basic algorithms to allow you to generate the tiled layout of your levels by hand. This can be much easier than attempting to do it dynamically. The algorithm I am going to describe will generate a top down, orthogonal tiled layout. You can easily modify it to generate a 3D layout if required.
You will need to know what are normal terrain elevations (0 – highest terrain elevation) and what elevations are used for walls (1 – 2 feet) and floors (3 feet).
From these elevation levels you will need to identify the heights of your tiles and the gaps between them. To do this you will need a way to get the size (width/height) of each tile in your room. In
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Unbuffered, uninterruptible, easily configurable parallel port serially connecting.
It was originally used for communicating to a TI-99/4A home computer (with 8088 CPU), but it is also useful in any parallel port application.
There is a handy user level configuration program, which allows you to change the register values, which is not possible in a monolithic device driver environment.
Can use standard 8250/16450 serial cards.
The UART program was donated by Dave Smith, and is still maintained, with bug fixes and enhancements.
Usage:
UART is called from standard DOS, using either dos.com or emul.com.
Command-line options and additional output:
UART -d COM3 -i 3 -n True -s True -v -d
This program is a monolithic device driver for the UART port.
USAGE:
UART [-d COMn] [-i n] [-n] [-s] [-v]
You must specify that COMn is the UART port in use
COM -n is true, for read-only port. Default for most ports is false
i -n is the interrupt number. Default for most ports is 7
s -n is the protocol of the UART. Default for most ports is 0
v -n is the version of the UART. Default for most ports is 0
To get a description of the UART include with “UART -d COMn -v”
The program will check the default port settings and if there are problems output the following
messages:
Errors:
COM – must be a number between 0 to 7. Ex. COM 0, COM 2, COM 4, COM 5, or COM 6
Port must be between 0 to 255 (used)
Hex: must be 0 to 7f. Ex. COM 1, COM 5. Ex. COM 2
IRQ: must be a number between 0 and 15. Ex. COM 7, COM 9, COM 12, and COM 13
Port: must be between 0 and 255 (used)
Default: true = one port, use default settings. Ex. COM3
Hex: must be 0 to 7f. Ex. COM 2
IRQ: must be a number between 0 and 15. Ex. COM 9, COM 12, and COM 13
Default: one port, use default settings. Ex
What’s New In UART?
A command line tool for communicating with a serial port.
Convenient feature summary:
Console-style output
Check UART configuration
Count received characters (125000 Baud)
Check line-mode control settings
Check data mode (250ms delay on serial data)
Check data flow (DISABLED)
Check data parity
Verbose output
Test the UART with a custom test pattern (8×10 matrix, left/right shift, inverted/non-inverted, etc)
Test the UART against a test pattern (8×10 matrix, etc.)
Test the UART with a custom test pattern (8×8 matrix, right/left shift, etc.)
Test the UART against a test pattern (8×8 matrix, etc.)
Write raw data to the UART (at the cursor location)
Create text files as output
Check serial data flow and data parity
Check the RX and TX pins for problems
UART Tech Specs:
8250 and 16450-style UARTs with 16 bit, 1 stop bit
Hardware UART
IRQ 3 (high, low)
Transmit pins:
Left: TD_SEL, TD_RUN, TD_SAT
Right: TD_TDI, TD_TDO, TD_EN
RX pins:
Left: TD_CRLF, TD_BREAK, TD_PAR
Right: TD_RRS, TD_RDA, TD_ERR
Write to these pins with the following AT commands:
AT+WRPB = TD_SEL, TD_RUN, TD_SAT
AT+WRPT = TD_CRLF, TD_BREAK, TD_PAR
AT+WRPV = TD_CRLF, TD_BREAK, TD_PAR, TD_RRS, TD_RDA, TD_ERR
AT+WRPP = TD_CRLF, TD_BREAK, TD_PAR, TD_RRS, TD_RDA, TD_ERR
AT+WRP = TD_CRLF, TD_BREAK, TD_PAR, TD_RRS, TD_RDA, TD_ERR
AT+WRPL = TD
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