In message <FD90897E35ABD311AE0E0008C7E6404A07192EE0 at
ca02exch4.sjc.infineon.com> you wrote:
>
> I also took a look at the hex values that I actually receive and it does NOT
> look like the bit-string is offset by any bits. There's no direct mapping
> that I can see..
Well, can you post an example, i. e. which output do you get when
sending the string "01234567890123456789abcdefghabcdefgh" ?
Wolfgang Denk
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class, you will almost certainly NOT get what you want. That's going
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