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SERIAL INTERFACE
condi
tion
un
til reset by loading
the
error reset
command
into
Write
Register
O.
CRC/Framing Error (D6).
The
function
of
this
bit
is
dependent
on
the
mode
selected. In
asynchronous
modes,
the
bit
is
set
to
logic
high
on
detecting
a receive character
with
incorrect
stop
bits
(framing error).
The
error
condition
only
persists for
the
particular
character
stored
in
the
receive buffer.
In
synchronous
modes,
the
bit
indicates
the
result
from
the
receive
CRC
error
detection
circuit. A logic
high
indicates
a
CRC
error.
The
error
conditions
are reset
to
the
inactive
low
state
after
issuing
the
error reset
command
to
Write
Register
O.
End of Frame (D7). In
the
bit
oriented
modes,
this
bit
indicates
that
a valid closing
£lag
has
been
detected
and
the
CRC
Error
and
residue codes are
now
valid.
The
bit
is
reset
by
issuing
an
error
reset
command
to
WRO.
Read Register 2
I
D71
D61
D51
D41
D3
1
D21
Dl
I
DO
I
RR2
I I
r-.
I
_______
Interrupt
Vector
(channel
B
only')
Read Register 2
contains
the
interrupt
vector
and
is read
through
channel
B only.
If
the
status
affect
vector
bit
is
set
(D2,
Write
Register
1),
the
register
indicates
the
current
interrupt
service
routine
(if
any)
in
operation,
and
is a copy
of
the
interrupt
vector
supplied
to
the
CPU.
If
no
interrupts
are pending,
the
vector
is
set
to
the
condition
for a special
receive
condition
in
channel
B (see
Write
Register 1
description).
If
the
status
affect
vector
bit
is
not
set
(logic
low),
the
register
contains
a copy of
the
vector
written
into
Write
Register 2
in
channel
B.
.

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