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UART Driver using Interrupts for MultiMedia PIC32MX7

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Author: Val Gretchev

Last Updated: 2012-11-27

Package Version: 1.0.0.0

Category: Communication

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License: MIT license  

The MikroElektronika libraries for the UARTs work well but they block the CPU from executing code until the function is finished. This can be a long time since the UART is generally a slow peripheral device. It's better to let the interrupt mechanism handle the sending or receiving of individual characters while allowing the CPU to do other tasks.

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mikroC PRO for PIC32
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The accompanying program in C# can be used as a terminal to communicate with the MultiMedia board. The PIC32MX7 code will respond to messages sent to it from the terminal Manual Send box. Just insert a command (a, b, or c) and click on the Send button. Make sure you change the COM Select for the COM port you are using on your PC. You can click on the LED representing DTR and RTS to activate these signals on the interface. Clicking on them when they are active will turn them off.

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