DLP-RFS-DK DLP Design, DLP-RFS-DK Datasheet - Page 37

• Manufacturer Part Number: DLP-RFS-DK
• Description: RF Development Tools DLP-RFS1231 development kit
• Manufacturer: DLP Design
• Type: RF Transceiversr

Specifications of DLP-RFS-DK

• Rohs: yes
• Product: Development Kit
• Tool Is For Evaluation Of: DLP-RFS1231
• Frequency: 915 MHz
• Operating Supply Voltage: 2.4 V to 3.6 V
• Dimensions: 1.5 in x 2 in x 1.53 in
• Interface Type: UART
• Maximum Operating Temperature: + 70 C
• Minimum Operating Temperature: 0 C
• For Use With: DLP-RFS1231

void uart1Initialize (void)
uint8_t uart0PktOut (uint8_t *str, uint8_t len)
Special function to send a packet to the UART for packet sniffing.
uint8_t uart1PktOut (uint8_t *str, uint8_t len)
Special function to send a packet to the UART for packet sniffing.
Function Documentation:
void uart0Initialize (void)
Initializes the UART to a known state.
This function is called at the beginning of the application (and must be called before any other UART
functions) to initialize the UART to a known state. Currently, the UART is configured to the following
state by this routine:
Baud rate is 38.4 kbaud
Flow control is none
See also:
uartKBHit()
uartSendByte()
uartReceiveByte()
uartStringOut()
uint8_t uart0KBHit (void)
Determines if a byte has been received via the UART.
The UART receive interrupt service routine uses a ring buffer to store incoming bytes. This function is
called to determine if there are any new bytes in that buffer. It returns a 1 if there is at least one byte
in the buffer, and a 0 if there are no bytes in the buffer. uartGetByte can be used to retrieve a byte
once uartKBHit determines that a byte is available. [See also: uartGetByte()]
uint8_t uart0PktOut (uint8_t * str, uint8_t len)
Special function to send a packet to the UART for packet sniffing.
Parameters:
*str
len
This function is designed to support packet-sniffing applications. The caller passes a pointer to a raw
packet buffer along with the packet length. In typical use, this packet buffer is retrieved from the PHY
API—along with its length—using phyGetSniffBuffer() and phyGetSniffCount().
This function will send a "start-of-packet" (0x02) byte, the entire contents of the packet and an
"end-of-packet" byte (0x03). The contents of the packet will be encoded to remove special marker
byte values (0x00-0x03). [See also: phyGetRxBuffer()]
uint8_t uart0SendByte (uint8_t data)
Sends a byte using the interrupt-driven UART.
Rev 1.1 (November 2012)
Pointer to data packet
Length of packet in bytes
37
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