Thanks to @jflyper - we found that these FCs do only invert RX on UART6 with the definitions used in OMNIBUSF4SD. RX is controlled via PC8 (which is INVERTER_PIN_UART6 in the target definition). Inversion of TX6 is controlled by PC9. In the current BF there's no obvious way to invert the complete UART6.
Nevertheless: Full inversion of UART6 can be achieved (ab)using PR #5108 (PINIO) with an AUX switch controlling PC9 (maybe set to "always on"). This is not really a major issue (consider this issue a temporary documentation of findings) and probably can be closed once PINIO is merged.
Are there further FCs sharing this (maybe bad) behavior such that a general solution would be relevant?
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Thanks to @jflyper - we found that these FCs do only invert RX on UART6 with the definitions used in OMNIBUSF4SD. RX is controlled via PC8 (which is INVERTER_PIN_UART6 in the target definition). Inversion of TX6 is controlled by PC9. In the current BF there's no obvious way to invert the complete UART6.
Nevertheless: Full inversion of UART6 can be achieved (ab)using PR #5108 (PINIO) with an AUX switch controlling PC9 (maybe set to "always on"). This is not really a major issue (consider this issue a temporary documentation of findings) and probably can be closed once PINIO is merged.
Are there further FCs sharing this (maybe bad) behavior such that a general solution would be relevant?