2023-06-09 12:15 PM
Hello,
I am trying to use STM32L476 to interact with a Smartcard.
I am using USART1 in "SmartCard with Card Clock" mode.
I have the "NACK If Parity Error" enabled.
I am having a problem where the USART receiver detects parity error on the line, but does not bring the line low. I know the PE is detected because USART1->ISR.PE bit is set, but reception proceeds regardless.
I am using ST8034P between the MCU and the smartcard.
I have a logic analyzer connected to the MCU USART1_TX pin (PA9).
My card clock is 1.6MHz, and the baud rate is 4301 Bits/s.
In the waveform captured by the logic analyzer I can clearly see the data that is received, with incorrect parity, and that the TX line stays high, after receiving 1+8+1 bits (start + data + parity). See attached image io-001.jpg:
Moment T is when the start bit is received. Moment A is at the 10 etu point in time (1 etu = 0.2325ms). Time from T to A is 2.325 ms.
Moment B is when the start bit from the second byte, from the card, is received. Time from A to B is ~ 3 etus.
I am also attaching the sample project I used.
I am trying to find out the following:
Thank you,
D.
2023-06-09 02:27 PM
I think I figured it out. It looks like, for both questions, the setting "Number of retries in receive and transmit mode" is what controls the behavior.
If number of retries is 0 (as I have it), then no NACK.
Changing the setting to 1 or higher, results in NACK being generated.