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BL233 EEPROM ConfigurationRefresh this page to reset all the values back to their defaults. |
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Xtal Frequency: | MHz (Default: 14.7456MHz) | |||||||||||||||||
RS232 Control Register: |
EEPROM write protect Enable sleep Hi chars as ascii Use Xon/Xoff Use RTS Use baud rate hi |
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Baud Rate divisor reset value: | Divider: 0x Actual baud rate: 57.6k | |||||||||||||||||
Timer divisor: | = 0x0E66 (0.999ms) | |||||||||||||||||
Control Register: |
Suppress EOL Returns data read as byte written (SPI) Enable watchdog on RX chars Enable interrupt I2C write ignores NACK Don't send NACK when last byte is read Show ACK/NACK Enable return of message numbers |
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Address for Power on macro: | ||||||||||||||||||
Macro address for interupt: | ||||||||||||||||||
Watchdog Vector: | ||||||||||||||||||
Convert String data to hex: |
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Macro Memory: |
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String sent to BL233: String received from BL233: |
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Sometimes things go wrong. When this happens and you cannot communicate with the BL233 any more because the macro memory got corrupted or you cannot remember which baud rate it was set to, you need a way to restore the device to a knows state. Have a look at our BL233 EEPROM Programming application note. In this application note there is a section which explains how to restore the EEPROM memory to its factory defaults. | ||||||||||||||||||
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