Revision as of 19:25, 29 April 2022 edit 146.115.23.242 (talk) All current examples show only contiguous bytes, which makes the concept of each COBS byte pointing to the "next" hard to interpret from the examples alone. Introduced a discontiguous example to make this more clear. ← Previous edit		Revision as of 16:53, 1 May 2022 edit undo 151.31.123.94 (talk) Fixed the reference to the example in "Below is a diagram using example" Next edit →
Line 82: \| 11 \|\| {{mono\|03 04 05 ... FF 00 01}} \|\| {{mono\|{{red\|FE}} '''03 04 05 ... FF''' {{green\|02}} '''01''' {{blue\|00}}}} \|} Below is a diagram using example 34 from above table, to illustrate how each modified data byte is located, and how it is identified as a data byte or an end of frame byte.<pre> [OHB] : Overhead byte (Start of frame) 3+ -------------->\| : Points to relative location of first zero symbol

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