Posted by Jim on February 03, 1998 at 14:58:08:
In Reply to: Re: Clarification for Data_Length... posted by John Chappel on February 03, 1998 at 09:46:26:
: : 2-2-1-1
: : or
: : 2-1-2-1
: :
: : ???
: : Thanks.
: : Jim
: The intent was to make the lab simpler. You only have two variables, the
: Data Value (1 byte) and the Data Length (number of bytes). So if the data
: value is A, and the data length is 4, you should send AAAA.
Yes, but in the lab, the data size can be from 0 - 1023 bytes, also the
variable data_length was specified to range from 1-8. Also since we send data
from lsb to msb, and bytes from msb_byte to lsb_byte, then its important to make
the distinction of these variables.
for example, lets say data_size = 3 and data length = 2. Our data is ABC, also
I will denote x' meaning the order reversal of byte x.
The questoin i have is what does the data look like when you send it out?
I claim that the answer could possibly be :
A'-B'-C'-A'-B'-C'
however, I can alternatively say the answer could be
A'-A'-B'-B'-C'-C'
in which case the original hypothesis is incorrect.
Hope this helps!
Allan