>> That's an unusual cluster of errors.
>> EITHER the two middle bits are inverted OR they stay high when
>> preceded by more than one "1".
>> The latter seems more likely.

> ... except that with a UART, the data is generally transmitted LSB-first.

Yes - and with any standard async serial coms that you want received
correctly at the other end.

Preceded is of course in time and not in calligraphy :-)..

I got it 95% right and then fell at the last fence.

I correctly noted this

> Note that characters are sent LSbit 1st

and even advised correctly here

> so a look at any AC behaviour,
> as above, needs to account for right to left reading.
> Look for a series of bits or even an adjacent bit to influence one or
> more to the ...

And then. Aaaaagh !!! :-)

> ...  LEFT of it.

to the RIGHT !!!! of course (as printed)

Given the correct prior advice it appears that summat gang aglae
between brain and fingers :-).



               Russell
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