| ??? 01/18/04 05:09 Read: times |
#62834 - RE: ST3234 Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Andy:
You are right, but as application programmer, I can't control what Hardware Engineer will do. We intended to use uart1 as debug port, but unforuntely we need uart1 as other purpose. Thanks for your reminding anyway. Frank |
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