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Harald Welte laforge at gnumonks.orgHi all,
On Fri, Jan 11, 2013 at 11:31:28AM +0200, Alex Badea wrote:
> On the GTA02 the calypso is wired to one internal UART of the
> application processor SoC. AFAIR the SoC only supports up to 115200
> bps so it won't be usable with burst_ind.
1) the IRDA UART is wired to the 2.5mm headset plug, so _if_ the IRDA
UART supports higher baudrates, you can simply output the samples
there.
2) The s3c2440 user manual provides at full reference on the UART of the
application processor. If you're willing to re-configure some of the
internal PLLs, then you can achieve baud rates up to 921.6kbps. So
I'm quite sure using the s3c2440 manual you can compute a PCLK
suitable for the non-standard high baudrate of burst_ind, and then
compute PLL parameters for ensuring the s3c2440 PLL generates that
PCLK.
Regards,
Harald
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