Currently the protocol supports two 16 bit data packets per message with a timestamp of 20 bit.
However, new requirements need both, a higher data size and a more precise timestamp. (not starting on the problem, that only one timestamp for two data packets was sent).
The new protocol will send a 32 bit timestamp and a 32 bit data packet.
Protocol is already developed and needs to be implemented now
HYOS-Systems
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2 years ago
Currently the protocol supports two 16 bit data packets per message with a timestamp of 20 bit.
However, new requirements need both, a higher data size and a more precise timestamp. (not starting on the problem, that only one timestamp for two data packets was sent).
The new protocol will send a 32 bit timestamp and a 32 bit data packet.
Protocol is already developed and needs to be implemented now