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| Data Rate Multiplier | |
Clock Mode | Max bps | Description | |
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| Auto clock mode enables applications to request | |
Auto | 921,600 | any baud rate up to 921,600. The hardware | |
drivers will select the correct clock multiplier | |||
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| based on the baud rate requested | |
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| The X1 clock mode mimics a standard COM port. | |
X1 | 115,200 | The hardware drivers lock the clock to the | |
standard rate. The port will run at the baud rate | |||
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| requested by the application. | |
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| The X2 clock mode locks the ports hardware | |
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| clock at double the standard rate. The baud rate | |
X2 | 230,400 | the port runs at will always be double the rate | |
requested by the applications. This mode is | |||
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| useful for legacy applicattions which cannot | |
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| request baud rates over 115,200 | |
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| The X4 clock mode locks the ports hardware | |
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| clock at four times the standard rate. The baud | |
X4 | 460,800 | rate the port runs at will always be four times the | |
rate requested by the application. This mode is | |||
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| useful for legacy applications which cannot | |
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| request baud rates over 115.200. | |
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| The X8 clock mode locks the ports hardware | |
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| clock at eight times the standard rate. The baud | |
X8 | 921,600 | rate the port runs at will always be eight times the | |
rate requested by the application. This mode is | |||
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| useful for legacy applications which cannot | |
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| request baud rates over 115.200. |
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