nrf52 uarte receive timeout interrupt

[Riaan]

Hi,

I know this question has been asked a million times before, but most of the links are now dead, and the advice seems stale.

On sdk 15 and up, how do I go about setting the receive timeout interrupt on the uarte?

I can set up the easyDMA and it seems to work. The only issue is that if I get less data than the buffer, well I don't get the last bit till the next packet.

A timeout will be needed somehow?

[Susheel Nuguru]

I can set up the easyDMA and it seems to work. The only issue is that if I get less data than the buffer, well I don't get the last bit till the next packet.

 A bit unclear on what your requirement is. The last bit don't arrive until the next packet? why is the last bit depending on the next packet?

[Riaan]

I mean the received data stays in the buffer, and I only get notified about it when my next packet is received.. this files the buffer and I get the interrupt. I  heard that you can set some timer to trigger on the reception of data. But wouldn't it be easier to just read the byte if you are handling the interrupt in any case?

[Daniel Veilleux]

I think you will be interested in the libuarte driver.