Is There a Solution for High-Speed Data Transfer Using RS-232 Serial Port?

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The discussion centers on challenges faced when using RS-232 connections for high-speed data transfer to an FPGA, specifically with MATLAB. The user successfully transmits data at 9600 bit/sec but encounters issues when attempting to change the bit rate, suggesting MATLAB's settings may not be effectively applied. There is a suggestion to check the Control Panel for manual adjustments and to ensure that the communication protocol remains consistent. The user also notes that RS-232's low bit rates are inadequate for transferring large data sets to their Spartan-3 FPGA board. Alternative methods for data loading from the PC are sought to overcome these limitations.
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I am using RS-232 connection to may FPGA, and I want to send information from matlap. Whan I set may VHDL program to the defult seting of the RS-232 which have 9600 bit/sec, then may FPGA show the data correctly. but whan I change the VHDL program and the matlap seting to anthor bit/rate,the data is shown wrong. what is interesting is that the old VHDL program with 9600 bit/sec still work which mean the computer still send at the old bit rate.
 
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Sounds like Matlab's changing of the serial port settings is not taking effect. You could manually change the settings in the Control Panel for the PC, perhaps.
 
How do you know that it is still working? The bit rate might be correct but maybe you change the protocol without knowing it ... Double check that you still use the old protocol, and make sure the bits are in the correct order.
 
Hi again
I discover that not all of the data rate for RS-232 are providen by may PC. but still I have problem. The data that I want to load on may FPGA board is very larg and RS-232 have very low bit rates. May bord is spartan-3 digilent (X3S1000)
Do you have any other way to load these data from PC.
 
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