[aprssig] Telemetry format
Robert Bruninga bruninga at usna.eduMon Apr 9 19:55:57 UTC 2007
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> The existing format could be condensed to: > > a1122334455d00 > compare to > 111,222,333,444,555,bbbbbbbb Actually, when you put the 36 bytes of the typical 2 hop header in front of it, plus say 10 sync bytes and 4 bytes of serial number, the packet length is then actually a comparison between 64 versus 78 which is only a savings of about 18% But I do agree that we do need an expandable telemetry set. What about: T#SSSS,112233445566778899... To the end for any number of 8 bit hex pairs T#SSSS;111222333444555666777888999AAABBB... To the end for any number of up to 12 bit values. The serial number is human readable. The comma implies 2 byte 8 bit HEX values. The Semicolon implies 3 byte 12 bit HEX values... Making the serial number be 4 bytes avoids any match to the existing T#SSS, format. Using that delimiter as an indicator of the byte count can be extended to single byte and to 4 or more bytes or BCD or whathave we... WB4APR, Bob
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