On 03/09/2018 09:14, André Fachat wrote: > > They switch off rx and/or tx at inconvenient times and in the middle > of transactions. > > So no, I don't know a good wayof using them, sorry > If it turns off transmit in the middle of sending a byte then you could try waiting until the transmit buffer is empty before disabling it, although I can't see why it would stop immediately. From reading the description in the datasheet I would assume it would finish sending but no longer generate an interrupt to say the buffer is empty. It's annoying that you can't send just because you haven't been able to process the data you received yet. You would certainly need to make sure your protocol avoids deadlocks. Ironically I can't see any reason in the datasheet why changing the RTS line would affect receiving.Received on 2018-09-03 13:00:05
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