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Akki Thursday, November 09, 2017 7:51 PM

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Hello Friends,

I am working on some project related to communication line tapping, where i want to

New Member receive data which is encoded using BSD protocol (with  baud rate of 1200), decode it and
transmit data to PC. My question is, can I do this stuff using 8 bit controller like
PIC18F4520 or similar. The main problem in this is, the frame length after decoding will be
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19 bit which needs to transmit to PC.

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DarioG Re: BSD protocol communication • Thursday, November 09, 2017 9:24 PM
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What is it? Can you post a link to this protocol?

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Akki Re: BSD protocol communication • Friday, November 10, 2017 12:04 AM
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I really don't know what it is. But when I search about it, I found some info which i would
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This is the 19 bit frame format after decoding which I want to transmit to PC.

Data frame length: 19 bits (+ at least 3 sync bits), as shown in Table 2.

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DIR: signifies the direction of the frame

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R/W: defines whether the following register is to be read or written

R/W = 0 if the register is to be read

R/W = 1 if the register is to be written

REG ADDR: register address to be accessed

P1: parity bit

P1 = 0 if there are an even number of 1s in the previous 8 bits

P1 = 1 if there are an off number of 1s in the previous 8 bits

DATA: data read from or to be written to the specified register

P2: parity bit

P2 = 0 if there are an even number of 1s in the previous 8 bits

P2 = 1 if there are an off number of 1s in the previous 8 bits

ACK: acknowledgement sent by slave

ACK = 0 if the transmission was successful.

PAUSE

DIR

SLAVE ADDR

R/W

REG ADDR

P1

DATA

P2

ACK

≥ 3 sync bits

1 bit

3 bits

1 bit

3 bits

1 bit

8 bits

1 bit

1 bit

Table 2 - Data Frame

 

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Master-initiated communication

If the master is writing to a register:

The master transmits all bits except the ACK bit.

If the master is reading from a register:

The master transmits the PAUSE, SLAVE ADDR, R/W, REG ADDR, and
P1 bits.

The slave transmits the DATA, P2, and ACK bits.

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qhb Re: BSD protocol communication • Monday, November 13, 2017 8:05 AM
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A bit of Googling seems to indicate that this is a protocol only used for engine bay
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and it might be based on LIN protocol (but I could be wrong there).

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DarioG Re: BSD protocol communication • Monday, November 13, 2017 5:25 PM
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Yeah, I googled as well and got mainly Berkeley Sockets stuff

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software solution, and see how it goes. Does not seem to be too complicated.

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