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Determining a serial protocol of an industrial crane

I'm currently trying to read packets sent between a small truck-mounted crane's controller (handheld device with joysticks/buttons/etc) and its control box. The communication occurs over a single data ...
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When designing a product that uses a DE9 connector, is it normal to just classify it as an RS-232?

Question: When designing a product that uses a DE9 connector, is it normal to just classify it as an RS-232? Background: I am seeing a lot of references to RS-232 while reading engineering documents ...
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Interfacing TLC59731 with Attiny85

Has anyone had any experience communicating with a TLC59731 from an Attiny85? I'm not sure how to configure the USI to support the EasySet "protocol" described in the datasheet. I imagine I ...
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Detecting a break condition over UART on ATmega328P

I'm implementing a protocol which begins with an 88 µs break (low) and uses an 8-N-1 configuration. The latter is easily set with UCSRnC, but is there a way to configure the UART hardware to detect ...
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Reason to have MSB in a serial communication always high

I'm working on a code (written by other people) that uses a custom protocol to transmit data over RS485 in 8-bit packets. For some reason, the protocol is built so that every 8 bits transmitted are ...
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What communication protocols are used with mobile displays?

I have been researching the communication protocols used between the motherboard/processor of touch screens used in phones and smart watches for a while, but I couldn't find much. Generally, ...
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Identification - 3-pin 3.3V serial port?

I'm trying to identify this port and read data off it. It's 1cm across, including a small square on the lower left. 3 pins, leftmost near square seems to be GND and rightmost reads 3.3V+ w. respect ...
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Serial communication protocols used in spacecrafts and airplanes

I always see that CAN bus is used in automobiles for communication between nodes and for on board diagnostics and basically for the overall functioning of vehicle. What are the similar serial ...
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Are there any advantages to an inverted serial prototocol?

Why would someone implement an inverted serial protocol? Are there advantages in doing so? One obvious disadvantage seems to be that an extra device needs to be included in a circuit if the ...
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How to convert from 2 data line full duplex to 1 data line half duplex?

I'm trying to design a circuit that can convert from a two wire full duplex (think SPI), with one transmit line and one receive line, to a one wire half duplex (think i2c), with bidirectional ...
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What makes a communication architecture/protocol faster than others?

Why is thunderbolt considered faster than other? Apart from the inherent channel properties which affect the speed of data propagation, what else determines the speed of data transfer? Of course more ...
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Why is a LIN cluster limited to 16 nodes?

It says everywhere that a LIN network can be made up of at most 16 nodes (1 master node and up to 15 slave nodes). The id field however is 6 bits long allowing for more than 15 slaves to be addressed. ...
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SDLC Frame Check Sequence details

In the Synchronous Data Link Control (SDLC) protocol, the frame contains a "frame-check-sequence" (a CRC). The protocol contains a number of other implementation details, such as NRZI encoding, and ...
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How to monitor one wire "kind of" protocol

In the current network, there's 1 master device, which gathers data from over 20 devices. Nameplate says the baud rate is 2400. In the bus cable there's one data wire, 12V and GND. A friend of mine ...
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Identify this open collector serial protcol

I'm trying to analyze the serial link between two devices, respectively a motor controller board and a Li-Po battery manager, which battery powers both devices. The application is a battery-powered ...
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