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Re: [lpc2000] Re: Disabling UART Receive Interrupt

2005-11-06 by Tom Walsh

Richard wrote:

>We are using the MAX1480EC fully isolated driver.  There is no
>receiver enable, only a driver enable.  
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Ok, I used that in an 8051 design.  I don't get an echo and I don't 
disable the UART RX during transmit...


TomW

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>>>Your RS485 level conversion chip, such as an LTC485, should have a
>>>receive enable pin.  Tie a line to that and disable reception during
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>>Yeah.  I also use a half-duplex RS485 protocol and I tie the Driver 
>>Enable and Receive Enable pins together on the LTC485.  So, when I 
>>activate the driver the reciever is disabled.
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>>>--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "Richard" <richas@y...> wrote:
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>>>>I am working with a RS485 transceiver that echoes the transmitted data
>>>>back through the receive channel.  When I switch transmission
>>>>direction from receive to transmit I wish to ignore the incoming data
>>>>as it is just a copy of what is being set.  I can't disable the UART1
>>>>in the VIC as this would kill all UART operations.  So I am trying to
>>>>disable the RBR interrupt in the U1IER register.  The problem is that
>>>>when I do this it triggers an RDA interrupt immediatly.
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>>>>What am I missing here?
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>>>>Thanks
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>>Tom Walsh - WN3L - Embedded Systems Consultant
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