Alexandre Guimar=E3es wrote:
> Hi, Bob
>  =

> 	Actually my original message was directed at Dwayne reed ( or I
> though it was :-) )....
>
> 	I was interested in the code that captures 40 bit samples for a
> bit-bang serial routine and decides tha timing by analysing the samples
> after capture and not in real time.
>  =

> 	I would love to see your code, specially if it extracts "timing
> clues" from regular async serial streams.
>  =

> Best regards,
> Alexandre Guimaraes
>   =

No, it doesn't work with standard serial data, which is based on very =

precise timing. It usually
fails at 6-7% timing error.

My scheme can and does handle a huge error between  bits; 25% is easily =

absorbed.But mine
can also be decoded after storage.

--Bob
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