Interfacing rs232
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The document discusses interfacing RS232 with microcontrollers. RS232 uses asynchronous communication and the UART (Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter) to interface with microcontrollers like the ATmel 89C51. The MAX232 IC is used as a driver to interface RS232 with other devices. Baud rates for communication are set using special function registers in the microcontroller that control the serial port. The baud rate can be doubled by setting the SMOD bit in the PCON register. Data is transmitted by storing it in the serial buffer and cleared the transmit interrupt flag, and received by reading the serial buffer when the receive interrupt flag is set. Functions make it easier to send and receive multiple characters of data through the
Interfacing rs232
- 2. What is RS232 RS means Recommended Standard. RS 232 uses both synchronous and asynchronous communication. In microcontrollers like ATmel 89C51 asynchronous communication is used and it is called as UART – universal asynchronous receiver and transmitter
- 3. Interfacing RS232 We need a driver to use the RS232 with microcontroller That driver turned out to be MAX232 It is a16 PIN Ic which is used to interface RS232 with any other devices. The transmission speed in the RS232 is called as baud rate.
- 4. Interfacing microcontroller with RS232 standard devices
- 5. Setting serial port In microcontroller there are some special function registers which are allocated to control the serial communication The list of registers which is used to control the serial port are SCON PCON SBUF
- 6. Double the baud rate The baud rate standards are 1200 2400 4800 9600 But we can manually increase the baud rate into double the normal baud rate by setting the SMOD bit SMOD bit is located in PCON register.
- 7. How to calculate baud rate It is all depend upon the frequency Our frequency is 11.0592MHz Atmel has 12 Tcycles for a machine cycle Every instruction except branch instructions, execute in one machine cycle To obtain the speed of operation we have to use the timers again. Unlike the previous classes, timers will be used to generate speed here.
- 8. Speed calculation 11.0592M/12 = 921600 921600/32 = 28800 here 32 is the division factor it can be changed to 16 by setting SMOD bit 28800/?? = speed To get required speed we have to choose the value and store it in timer registers For example: for 9600 the value is 3. in TH1 it will be FD ie., 256-3=253 FD
- 9. Normal baud rate and double the normal baud rate SMOD = 0 SMOD = 1 1200 2400 2400 4800 4800 9600 9600 19200
- 10. Transmit and Receive Every thing is depends upon the interrupt when it comes to microcontroller, it is true that serial communication is not an exceptional for this. Transmit interrupt(TI) and receive interrupt(RI) are the two interrupt that control that operation of the serial communication
- 11. Transmission of data Data can be store in the BUFFER assigned for serial communication(SBUF) Transmission will be complete when the transmit buffer is empty After acknowledging the transmit interrupt enabled due to empty transmit buffer we can reset the TI and continue the next transmission
- 12. Example for transmission Consider a letter A is going to be send through serial communication Then the coding should be SBUF=‘A’; While(TI==0); TI=0;
- 13. Receive operation It is reverse of the transmit operation The interrupt for the receive will be enabled when the receive buffer is full After receiving the acknowledgment of the receive complete the value can be read from BUFFER (SBUF)
- 14. Example for receive data Consider a ‘A’ is send to microcontroller through the serial port The program logic is While(RI==0); Read=SBUF; RI=0;
- 15. Programming serial It is the same as all the interfacing with microcontroller Functions to solve the problem Since we not only receive or send a character but a lot of characters. Therefore a function will make it easy to get and send all the data we required.
- 16. Assignments Send your name in serial port Get a data from serial port Try work with different baud rate Get a floating point from serial port and manipulate it and print in LCD(round off the floating point data)