Ir Transmit And Receive Example; Xmode Example - Intel PXA255 Developer's Manual

Figure 10-3. IR Transmit and Receive Example
UART TRANSMIT
SHIFT VALUE
IR ENCODER OUTPUT
(TXD PIN VALUE)
RXD PIN VALUE
IR DECODER OUTPUT
UART RECEIVE
SHIFT VALUE
The top line in
second line shows the pulses generated by the IR encoder at the TXD pin. A pulse is generated in
the middle of the START bit and any data bit that is a zero. The third line shows the values received
at the RXD input pin. The fourth line shows the receive decoder's output. The receive decoder
drives the receiver data line low when it detects a pulse. The bottom line shows how the UART's
receiver interprets the decoder's action. This last line is the same as the first, but it is shifted half a
bit period.
When XMODE is cleared, each zero bit has a pulse width of 3/16 of a bit time. When XMODE is
set, a pulse of 1.6 µs is generated in the middle of each zero bit. The shorter infrared pulse
generated when XMODE is set reduces the LEDs' power consumption. At 2400 bps, the LED is
normally on for 78 µs for each zero bit that is transmitted. When XMODE is set, the LED is on
only 1.6 µs. XMode changes the behavior of the receiver. The receiver expects pulses of the correct
pulse width. If the transceiver crops the incoming pulse, then Xmode must be set.
Note:
Figure 10-4. XMODE Example
16X Baud Clock
(14.7456 MHz)
Transmit Start bit
followed by 1
IR_TXD Pin value
XMODE = 0
IR_TXD Pin value
XMODE = 1
Note: Note: The SIR TXD output pin is automatically held deasserted when the RCVEIR bit is set.
Before setting the RCVEIR bit, check that the TEMT bit is 1. While receiving, any data placed in
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START
BIT 1 0
START
1
BIT
Figure 10-3 shows an asynchronous transmission as it is sent from the UART. The
1
0 0 1
0
0 0 0 1
7
11
3 16X BAUD Clock periods
1.6 µs
UARTs
STOP
1 0
BIT
STOP
1 0
0
BIT
16
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