UART encoding issues

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Hi, I am using the Cyclone V SoC UART0 and I can transmit to my PC and read strings just fine. However when I am reading the UART in my baremetal application, the received characters don't match ASCII encoding. So far it looks like this: 

 I send from Realterm: What I read in UART register:  'A' ------------------------0x01 0x1D  'B' ------------------------0x02 0x1D  'C' ------------------------0x03 0x1D  .   .  'Z' ------------------------0x1A 0x1D  I have no clue what kind f encoding this is and I can't map the bits in any way to actual ASCII values.  Any help appreciated!

[Altera_Forum]

SOLVED! 

 OK, Altera's SoCFPGA-hardwareLib-FPGA-CV-ARMCC reference design which I was using had left the UART to use FIVE BITS PER SERIAL WORD. As I was getting all the initialization messages from the UART to the terminal just fine I assumed the source had initialized the UART all fine. But now I have set LCR[1:0] to use eight bits per word and its fine!