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[RC232] Can a channel scan feature be added?

This can be added or you can use the UART command and check channels for RSSI by your host controller.

Last Update: August 8, 2017

December 13, 2016 1402 RC232 Q&A

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[RC232] I’m not currently using flow control, and am having an issue in correctly identifying the start of each 64 byte packet. My understanding of CTR/RTS is that they wouldn’t help in this? Is there a signal that shows the start of each packet?
[RC232] “We enable the RTS/CTS option in the DK and we send message longer than 128 bytes (the max buffer size) so we need the CTS to separated the massage. We test this with scope: 1. In the CTS we didn’t see change (I suppose all 128 bytes it needs to change) 2. Also in the Tx/Rx I suppose to see a break in the 128 bytes, but it takes all the massage 3. When I try connect this module to PC, only message shorter than 1024 bytes success to send “

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