Been reading a bit about 68hc11 programming and from what i can tell there is no reason for an unconventoinal baud rate of 8192.There is no reason why it cant be set at 9600 or faster by changing just two bytes in the code (besides it has to communicate with bcm and other devices at 8192).
If your not running bcm ie vn imagine hi speed aldl at 56000 baud.
Might be time to experiment.
I have tried 32k baud (12P has selectable baud rate since v1.02) but its very unreliable - being a non-standard baud rate the divisors dont get close enough and you run errors.
The VR auto PCM and later gives more options as it follows the usual HC11 way of controlling baud rate but your still limited by the system clock generating baud rates, so can still run errors at high rates if you cant get a rate that works with your UART but you can experiement more.
One way is to have a micro-controller with dual-uarts read the serial data from the PCM and convert it to a standard rate for the PC to read.
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I have tried 32k baud (12P has selectable baud rate since v1.02) but its very unreliable - being a non-standard baud rate the divisors dont get close enough and you run errors.
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One way is to have a micro-controller with dual-uarts read the serial data from the PCM and convert it to a standard rate for the PC to read.
USB-to-com PL2303 work on non-stadart baud rate. I use 32, 48, 64 and 132k. PCM KDAC.