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However, I am confused by your comment. Do you mean that setting the rate to 9600 baud results in an effective rate of 888 baud? Doesn't that mean I should be able to get good output by setting the baud rate to 103783?
Because I've just now tried that, and I am now only getting garbage out, whereas when using the nominal baud rate of 9600, I am at least getting some bits (the lower nybble) right.
However, by using the only-slightly-off baud rate of 11000, I am now able to receive my 0x5a byte correctly at 9600 baud.
It looks that at bound rate=9600 the timer sends data with the speed of ~888. And then computer can't understand the output.
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