(1)
The simplest usage of the component is a communication without interrupts (polling mode).

MAIN.C
byte ch;
byte err;
AM1_TError error;
void main(void)
{
  AM1_SelectSlave(1); //Select slave with number 1

  for(;;) {
    //Wait for a character
    while(AM1_GetCharsInRxBuf() == 0);  

    //Read received character and send it if no error is detected
    if( AM1_RecvChar(&ch) == ERR_OK) {   
      AM1_SendChar(ch);
    } else {
      // The GetBreak method must be used first because 
      // the GetError method clear the break flag
      // This method is available if the Break 
      // signal is enabled (Advanced view).
      AM1_GetBreak(&b);
      if (b) {
        // the break character was received
      }
      AM1_GetError(&error)		       
      if(error.errName.Parity)
        //Parity error
      else if(error.errName.Framing)
        //Framing error
      .
      .
      .
    }      
  }
}

(2)
The next typical usage of this component is a communication with interrupts using communication events.

 EVENTS.C
void AM1_OnRxChar(void)
{
  byte ch;
  
  //Read received character and if no error is detected
  if(AM1_RecvChar(&ch) == ERR_OK)   
    //send it back
    AM1_SendChar(ch); 
  
}

(3)
Following example shows how to recognize communication error using the GetError method. In the interrupt communication mode the user can use the OnError event to recognize an error during the communication.

 MAIN.C

byte ch;
AM1_TError error; //TError union is defined in the header file
void main(void)
{
  
  AM1_SelectSlave(1); //Select slave with number 1 

  //Wait for a character
  while(AM1_GetCharsInRxBuf() == 0); 
  
  //Read received character 
  AM1_RecvChar(&ch);                 

  //Read the last communication errors
  AM1_GetError(&error)		     

  if(error.err == 0) {	
    //Send the last received character if no error is detected
    AM1_SendChar(ch);		       
  } else {
    if(error.errName.Parity) {
      //Parity error
    } else if(error.errName.Framing) {
      //Framing error
    }
    .
    .
  }
  .
  .  
}