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April 15th, 2020
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PARAMETER_DESCRIPTION is very limited. It lets you describe simple PIDs with a single value that is symmetric between GET and SET. Anything more complicated can't be fully described.
sergeychk> Accordingly the controller must use the same value for Get/Set reqest The length applies to the SET request sent by the controller and to the GET_RESPONSE sent by the responder. sergeychk> Get command controller must send one dummy byte. Is it correct? No, the GET request would have a PDL of zero. |
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