
APPENDIX
C.
BINARYTELECOMMUNICATIONS
HIRESOLUTION
FORMAT
Continuing
to use the A-H
bit
representation,
the four
byte
number
is
shown
below
as two two
byte
pairs.
ABO111GH
XXXXXXXX
OO1111GH XXXXXXXX
BITS,
1ST BYTE,
lST
PAIR
CDEF=0111
B
G,H,A,
2nd
byte
ABCDEF=001111
G
H
CAMPBELL
SCIENTIFIC
defines
the largest
allowable
range of
a high
resolution
number
to
be
99999.
Interpretation
of the
decimal
locator
for
a 4 byte
data
value is
given
below. The decimal
equivalent
of bits
GH is the negative
exponent
to the
base
10.
DESCRIPTION
Code
designating
1st
byte
pair
of four byte
number.
Polarity,0=+,
1=-.
Decimal
locator
as defined
below.
16th
-
gth
bit
(left
to
right)
of 17
bit binary
value.
Code designating 2nd
byte
pair
of four byte number.
Unused bit.
17th and MSB
of 17 bit binary value.
8th
-
1st bit
of 17
bit bina
BITS
GHA
000
001
010
011
100
101
DECIMAL FORMAT
5 digits
XXXXX.
XXXX.X
XXX.XX
XX.XXX
X.XXXX
.XXXXX
signature
of
the received
data and
comparing it
to
the transmitted
signature, it can be
determined whether the
data
was received
correctly.
SIGNATURE ALGORITHM
51,S0 represent
the
high and
low
bytes of the signature,
respectively
M represents
a transmitted
data
byte
represents
the existing
byte
represents
the
new
byte
represents
a temporary
represents
the carry
bit
from a
shift operation
1. The
signature is
initialized
with both
bytes
set
to hexadecimal AA.
S1(n)=Ss(n)=44
2. When
atransmitted byte, M(n+1), is
received,
form a
new high signature
byte
setting
it equal to
the existing
low
byte.
Save
the old
high
byte
for later use.
n
n+1
T
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GENERATION
OF SIGNATURE
At
the end of abinary
transmission,
a signature
is
sent. The signature
is a 2 byte
integer value
which
is a function
of the
data and
the
sequence
of data
in the output array.
lt is
derived
with an
algorithm
that assures
a
99.998%
probability
of detecting
a change in the
data
or its
sequence. The 21X
calculates
the
signature
using each
transmitted
byte except
the 2
byte signature
itself.
By
calculating
the
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