Basic Micro Studio Syntax Manual

HSEROUT
Syntax
hserout {uart,}[{modifi ers}data1,...,{modifi ers}dataN]
Commands
• UART - is an optional argument on a 1 UART processor. It is a constant of 1 or 2 that specifi cs
what UART to use. See the HSERIAL Capable Pin table below.
• Modifi ers - supports all output modifi ers. For additional information regarding modifi ers see the
Modifi er section of this manual.
• Data - is a variable where data sent from the debug window will be stored.
Supported
• BA - Supported
• BAN - Supported
• BAP - Supported
• BAP40 - Supported
Description
The HSERIN / HSEROUT commands use a special hardware feature called a UART. The UART
allows the processor to perform other tasks while receiving or sending serial data. The hardware runs
in the background and is processor independent. Data that is received is stored in a buffer, regardless
of what the processor is doing. The HSERIN / HSEROUT commands then retrieve this data from
the buffer. Some processors have two UARTs that run independent of each other. The UART output
is inverted, which is setup to work with a RS232 circuit. Non inverted mode is not support. A simple
inverter circuit could be used if necessary. For all HSERIN / HSEROUT capable pins see the table
below.
HSERIAL Capable Pins
Processor HSEROUT (TX) HSERIN (RX) HSEROUT (TX2) HSERIN (RX2)
Nano 18 P5 P2
Nano 28 P14 P15
Nano 40 P14 P15
Atom 24m P14 P15
Atom 28m P14 P15
Atom 40m P14 P15
AtomPro One S_OUT S_IN
AtomPro 24m P15 P14
AtomPro 28m P15 P14
AtomPro 40m S_OUT S_IN P15 P14
ARC32 S_OUT S_IN P26 P38
Notes
Most of the information for HSEROUT is duplicated from HSERIN. See HSERIN.
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