What is right for RS232 transmission?

[Charles Linquis]

It is 9600 BITS per second.

[Robson]

ok thanks.
If i´m right then is it possible to receive 1200Bytes/sec or must i add the start & stopbit & parity bit = 873 Bytes/sec ?

[Luciano]

Hi,

The most used configuration for serial communication is 8-N-1.

Data bits: 8
Parity: None
Stop bits: 1

This will produce a frame with 10 bits.

Frame:
< 1 start bit >< 8 data bits >< 1 stop bit >

So in order to send one byte with the above configuration you will need 10 bits.
Therefore at 9600 baud you can send 960 bytes per second.

9600 / 10 = 960 bytes per second.

Best regards,

Luciano

[Robson]

Thanks Luciano. Nice stuff. This section is really new for me and i want to understand it.
I want to explore now the RS232.
I have ordered some FRAM´s and i´m looking for receiving data from RS232 input and simultaneously store to an external eeprom.
Which osc speed is recommended for receiving with 9600Baud and storing the data to eeprom?
Is it necessary to store like pagewriting ?
Maybe someone can give me advice.
Thanks

Robson

[Robson]

I´m using the EasyPIC4 Development Board and there is a RS232 on Board.
Is it only necessary to wire the computer COM1 or COM2 to the RS232 Interface of my board with a 0-modem cable?
And how to send commands from the computer? Hyperterminal or something else?
Onboard of my board is a MAX232CPN with a 9pin DSUB connector.