Practical
Embedded Java
Using UARTs


A practical engineering approach to using embedded Java in real-world applications.

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This is the start of a page detailing how to use Universal Asynchronous Receiver Transmitter (UART) hardware.

Useful Serial I/O Files
Get the SystronixUtils package for a ready-to-use javaxcomm serial wrapper.

Setups up all the hardware and gives you input and output streams. Works on the PC and all true Java embedded systems with javaxcomm support.


Serial Echo UART example
SystronixExanpleSerialEcho JAR file

Simple program which sets up JStik or JStamp COM1 to receive serial data and then echo it back out on COM1 and also display its ASCII and Hex values in the Charade console window. This example uses packages.
vm.0 charadeIO active
vm.0 heap monitor active
vm.0 heap monitor active
[TEXTIO.0]->Serial Port Example bab 1.0
[TEXTIO.0]->0x61 a
[TEXTIO.0]->0x73 s
[TEXTIO.0]->0x64 d
[TEXTIO.0]->0x66 f		 Here's the Charade output when I typed in "asdf" on a terminal emulator at 115200 baud

 
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