Is there a way to distinguish between local echo and received data? In the example below, the first 5 bytes are local echo and the other two where were received from the line.
How to distinguish between local echo (TX) and received data (RX)?
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Re: How to distinguish between local echo (TX) and received data (RX)?
Hi,
there is no way to distinguish between received data and local echo in the regular display since the local echo data is added to the receive buffer at the time it is sent.
However, if you capture received data to a text file and enable the option to also capture the local echo, there is an option to include "Received" and "Sent" labels in capture files which let you distinguish between local echo and received data.
Roger
there is no way to distinguish between received data and local echo in the regular display since the local echo data is added to the receive buffer at the time it is sent.
However, if you capture received data to a text file and enable the option to also capture the local echo, there is an option to include "Received" and "Sent" labels in capture files which let you distinguish between local echo and received data.
Roger