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Hi I can show the Tx0 port working fine with Atmel Studio,Jtag and the Uart Example program. The receiver Rx0 remains high/virtually nchanging  when connected to an RS232 to 3.3V translator.

I have tried two boards with same result. Any guidance/experience with uart on Txo Rxo greatly appreciated.

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        S Lawton

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    I finally  found that the signal levels from the RS232 adapter appear to interfer ( observed on a CRT)  when powered from 3V3. On connecting the adapter to  5V and using

    http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/sn74lvc245a.pdf as level translators between the RS232 adapter and the Arduino due both TX and RX signals are available at the

    Arduino TX0 and RX0 (the silk screen arrows mark the signal direction to and from the Arduino pins respectively) . An inference is that the RS232 adapter voltage generator collapses at the lower PSU voltage.

    Hope this is helpful to others interfacing an old PC serial port, running Linux Fedora  to the Arduino Due via an RS232 adapter.

    S Lawton

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    I finally  found that the signal levels from the RS232 adapter appear to interfer ( observed on a CRT)  when powered from 3V3. On connecting the adapter to  5V and using

    http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/sn74lvc245a.pdf as level translators between the RS232 adapter and the Arduino due both TX and RX signals are available at the

    Arduino TX0 and RX0 (the silk screen arrows mark the signal direction to and from the Arduino pins respectively) . An inference is that the RS232 adapter voltage generator collapses at the lower PSU voltage.

    Hope this is helpful to others interfacing an old PC serial port, running Linux Fedora  to the Arduino Due via an RS232 adapter.

    S Lawton

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