Luca Longinotti

jAER USB Driver Install

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jAER discussions moved to Google Groups

I don't have any experience in implementing UART at such a low level, usually any kind of microcontroller or OS has libraries for that, and for FPGAs you have modules by the vendor or talk to some external chip over a parallel bus. Xilinx for example has IP cores to do this: https://www.xilinx.com/products/intellectual-property/1-4c5ro4.html According to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RS-232#RTS.2C_CTS.2C_and_RTR the meaning of RTS/CTS changes depending on half or full-duplex communication, modern...

Hello, indeed if sending commands works, then also the command to enable events should have worked. And it probably did. UART0 is a slave port, so it will start trying to send bytes right away, and you need to read the data and do the flow-control yourself. So you wouldn't control CTS, the eDVS does that when it's ready to receive data (commands in your case), and you'd assert RTS to signal you are ready to get the data. I hope this helps, have a nice week-end!

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