2010/3/27 Ruben J=F6nsson <ruben@pp.sbbs.se>:
> A framing error occures when you don't have a stop bit when you are suppo=
sed to
> have it (a space or high on 5V and low on RS232 i think). That means that=
 you
> already have clocked in as many bits as you should to receive a byte and =
then
> you will get a receive interrupt (after the stop bit (should) have been
> received).
>
> So, yes - in order to get a framing error you will have the RCIF flag set=
 and
> you do get an interrupt if the RCIE, PEIE and GIE are all set.

Ok, good to know. I thought that would be how it worked, but I wasn't
really able to find an explanation in the datasheet.

Thanks!

Josh
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