maix.peripheral.uart

maix uart peripheral driver

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1. Module#

No module

2. Enum#

2.1. PARITY#

uart parity enum

item	describe
values	PARITY_NONE: no parity PARITY_ODD: odd parity PARITY_EVEN: even parity PARITY_MAX:

C++ defination code:

enum PARITY
    {
        PARITY_NONE = 0x00,  // no parity
        PARITY_ODD  = 0x01,  // odd parity
        PARITY_EVEN = 0x02,  // even parity
        PARITY_MAX
    }

2.2. STOP#

uart stop bits

item	describe
values	STOP_1: 1 stop bit STOP_2: 2 stop bits STOP_1_5: 1.5 stop bits STOP_MAX:

C++ defination code:

enum STOP
    {
        STOP_1   = 0x01,  // 1 stop bit
        STOP_2   = 0x02,  // 2 stop bits
        STOP_1_5 = 0x03,  // 1.5 stop bits
        STOP_MAX
    }

2.3. BITS#

uart stop bits

item	describe
values	BITS_5: 5 data bits BITS_6: 6 data bits BITS_7: 7 data bits BITS_8: 8 data bits BITS_MAX:

C++ defination code:

enum BITS
    {
        BITS_5 = 5,  // 5 data bits
        BITS_6 = 6,  // 6 data bits
        BITS_7 = 7,  // 7 data bits
        BITS_8 = 8,  // 8 data bits
        BITS_MAX
    }

2.4. FLOW_CTRL#

uart flow control

item	describe
values	FLOW_CTRL_NONE: no flow control FLOW_CTRL_HW: hardware flow control FLOW_CTRL_MAX:

C++ defination code:

enum FLOW_CTRL
    {
        FLOW_CTRL_NONE = 0,  // no flow control
        FLOW_CTRL_HW   = 1,  // hardware flow control
        FLOW_CTRL_MAX
    }

3. Variable#

4. Function#

4.1. list_devices#

def list_devices() -> list[str]

Get supported uart ports.

item	description
return	uart ports list, string type.

C++ defination code:
std::vector<std::string> list_devices()

5. Class#

5.1. UART#

maix uart peripheral driver

C++ defination code:
class UART : public comm::CommBase

5.1.1. init#

def __init__(self, port: str = '', baudrate: int = 115200, databits: BITS = ..., parity: PARITY = ..., stopbits: STOP = ..., flow_ctrl: FLOW_CTRL = ...) -> None

UART constructor. You need to call open() to open the device.

item	description
type	func
param	port: uart port. string type, can get it by uart.list_devices(). If empty, will not open device in constructor, default empty. if not empty, will auto open device in constructor, open fail will throw err.Exception. baudrate: baudrate of uart. int type, default 115200. databits: databits, values @see uart.DATA_BITS parity: parity, values @see uart.PARITY stopbits: stopbits, values @see uart.STOP_BITS flow_control: flow_control, values @see uart.FLOW_CTRL
static	False

C++ defination code:

UART(const std::string &port = "", int baudrate = 115200, uart::BITS databits = uart::BITS_8,
            uart::PARITY parity = uart::PARITY_NONE, uart::STOP stopbits = uart::STOP_1,
            uart::FLOW_CTRL flow_ctrl = uart::FLOW_CTRL_NONE)

5.1.2. set_port#

def set_port(self, port: str) -> maix.err.Err

Set port

item	description
type	func
param	port: uart port. string type, can get it by uart.list_devices().
return	set port error code, err.Err type.
static	False

C++ defination code:
err::Err set_port(const std::string &port)

5.1.3. get_port#

def get_port(self) -> str

Get port

item	description
type	func
return	uart port, string type.
static	False

C++ defination code:
std::string get_port()

5.1.4. set_baudrate#

def set_baudrate(self, baudrate: int) -> maix.err.Err

Set baud rate

item	description
type	func
param	baudrate: baudrate of uart. int type, default 115200.
return	set baud rate error code, err.Err type.
static	False

C++ defination code:
err::Err set_baudrate(int baudrate)

5.1.5. get_baudrate#

def get_baudrate(self) -> int

Get baud rate

item	description
type	func
return	baud rate, int type.
static	False

C++ defination code:
int get_baudrate()

5.1.6. open#

def open(self) -> maix.err.Err

Open uart device, before open, port must be set in constructor or by set_port().\nIf already opened, do nothing and return err.ERR_NONE.

item	description
type	func
return	open device error code, err.Err type.
static	False

C++ defination code:
err::Err open()

5.1.7. is_open#

def is_open(self) -> bool

Check if device is opened.

item	description
type	func
return	true if opened, false if not opened.
static	False

C++ defination code:
bool is_open()

5.1.8. close#

def close(self) -> maix.err.Err

Close uart device, if already closed, do nothing and return err.ERR_NONE.

item	description
type	func
return	close device error code, err.Err type.
static	False

C++ defination code:
err::Err close()

5.1.9. set_received_callback#

def set_received_callback(self, callback: typing.Callable[[UART, maix.Bytes(bytes)], None]) -> None

Set received callback function

item	description
type	func
param	callback: function to call when received data
static	False

C++ defination code:

void set_received_callback(std::function<void(uart::UART&, Bytes&)> callback)

5.1.10. write_str#

def write_str(self, str: str) -> int

Send string data

item	description
type	func
param	str: string data
return	sent data length, < 0 means error, value is -err.Err.
static	False

C++ defination code:
int write_str(const std::string &str)

5.1.11. write#

def write(self, data: maix.Bytes(bytes)) -> int

Send data to uart

item	description
type	func
param	data: direction [in], data to send, bytes type. If you want to send str type, use str.encode() to convert.
return	sent length, int type, if < 0 means error, value is -err.Err.
static	False

C++ defination code:
int write(Bytes &data)

5.1.12. available#

def available(self, timeout: int = 0) -> int

Check if data available or wait data available.

item	description
type	func
param	timeout: unit ms, timeout to wait data, default 0. 0 means check data available and return immediately, > 0 means wait until data available or timeout. - 1 means wait until data available.
return	available data number, 0 if timeout or no data, <0 if error, value is -err.Err, can be err::ERR_IO， err::ERR_CANCEL, err::ERR_NOT_OPEN.
throw	err.Exception if fatal error.
static	False

C++ defination code:
int available(int timeout = 0)

5.1.13. read#

def read(*args, **kwargs)

Recv data from uart

item	description
type	func
param	len: max data length want to receive, default -1. -1 means read data in uart receive buffer. >0 means read len data want to receive. other values is invalid. timeout: unit ms, timeout to receive data, default 0. 0 means read data in uart receive buffer and return immediately, -1 means block until read len data, >0 means block until read len data or timeout.
return	received data, bytes type. Attention, you need to delete the returned object yourself in C++.
throw	Read failed will raise err.Exception error.
static	False

C++ defination code:

Bytes *read(int len = -1, int timeout = 0)

5.1.14. readline#

def readline(*args, **kwargs)

Read line from uart, that is read until '\n' or '\r\n'.

item	description
type	func
param	timeout: unit ms, timeout to receive data, default -1 means block until read '\n' or '\r\n'. > 0 means block until read '\n' or '\r\n' or timeout.
return	received data, bytes type. If timeout will return the current received data despite not read '\n' or '\r\n'. e.g. If we want to read b'123\n', but when we only read b'12', timeout, then return b'12'.
static	False

C++ defination code:
Bytes *readline(int timeout = -1)

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maix.peripheral.uart

1. Module#

2. Enum#

2.1. PARITY#

2.2. STOP#

2.3. BITS#

2.4. FLOW_CTRL#

3. Variable#

4. Function#

4.1. list_devices#

5. Class#

5.1. UART#

5.1.1. __init__#

5.1.2. set_port#

5.1.3. get_port#

5.1.4. set_baudrate#

5.1.5. get_baudrate#

5.1.6. open#

5.1.7. is_open#

5.1.8. close#

5.1.9. set_received_callback#

5.1.10. write_str#

5.1.11. write#

5.1.12. available#

5.1.13. read#

5.1.14. readline#

5.1.1. init#