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Discussion - Hardware / Re: handshaking, flow control
« on: August 28, 2018, 08:35:07 PM »
Hello,
thank you very much for your answer.
I did not understand, I have to program the FT232BL for flow control to work, or I do not have to do anything.
In my application I have connected a MCU with Handshake-Signals to the FT232BL (like a PuTTY), but the Device does not respond to the signals.
There is no automatic control in my application. After Power on the RTS# is allways high at the FT232BL.
I have read the followed in FTDI Knowledgebase:
"If RTS# is logic 1 it is indicating the FTxxx device cannot accept more data".
That means In my case, I can never send data because RTS# is always high.
Regards Jürgen

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Discussion - Hardware / handshaking, flow control
« on: August 24, 2018, 02:20:29 PM »
Hello ....
I have a FT232BL connected to a MCU and I want use the handshake signals. However, I notice no reaction of the handshake signals at data overflow (buffer overflow).
Is it necessary to program the FT232 for handshaking?
What can I do so that the signals react?

I have read in the FDTI Knoweledgebase:
"How does RTS/CTS flow control work in an FTDI chip?".

In my project RTS# is always high after power on.
regards Jurgen

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