UartConfig

Struct UartConfig 

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#[non_exhaustive]
pub struct UartConfig { pub baudrate: HertzU32, pub data_bits: DataBits, pub stop_bits: StopBits, pub parity: Option<Parity>, }
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A struct holding the configuration for an UART device.

The Default implementation implements the following values:

UartConfig {
   baudrate: Baud(115_200),
   data_bits: DataBits::Eight,
   stop_bits: StopBits::One,
   parity: None,
}

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This struct is marked as non-exhaustive
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§baudrate: HertzU32

The baudrate the uart will run at.

§data_bits: DataBits

The amount of data bits the uart should be configured to.

§stop_bits: StopBits

The amount of stop bits the uart should be configured to.

§parity: Option<Parity>

The parity that this uart should have

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impl UartConfig

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pub const fn new( baudrate: HertzU32, data_bits: DataBits, parity: Option<Parity>, stop_bits: StopBits, ) -> UartConfig

Create a new instance of UartConfig

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impl Default for UartConfig

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