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hello,

I am studing a serial comunication and I have this :

00010002 e5 63 02 00 ba 0f

In Decimal:

001 048 048 048 049 048 048 048 050 002 101 053 054 051 048 050 048 048 098 097 048 102 004

First byte is SOH , last EOT and that in middle is STX...

Well, anyone know how to determinate last two byte (ba 0f). they are a checksum, but I don't Know what type of it... It's possible calculate it with a Autoit script?

Thank

roby

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hello,

I am studing a serial comunication and I have this :

00010002 e5 63 02 00 ba 0f

In Decimal:

001 048 048 048 049 048 048 048 050 002 101 053 054 051 048 050 048 048 098 097 048 102 004

First byte is SOH , last EOT and that in middle is STX...

Well, anyone know how to determinate last two byte (ba 0f). they are a checksum, but I don't Know what type of it... It's possible calculate it with a Autoit script?

Thank

roby

Why the double post?

You still haven't said where the data came from, which might indicate which kind of CRC was used. Your description makes sense:

SOH 00010002 STX e5630200 [CRC = 0xBA0F] EOT

If you can't get info from the source, try the most common methods to find a match.

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