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    it could be a stream of data for 7 segment display array, that's updated 50 times a second . ie every bit represents a segment

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    It actually worked! Some of my times are off a bit so the numbers looked a little funny but overall the comms works well. What I also found interesting is that the controller sent the data every 2.5mS but it's not even necessary. I sent it once and the numbers stayed on the scoreboard.

    Thanks to all who helped.

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    Sending the message constantly would reduce potential for noise interpreted as data interfering with the display too long,
    but checksumming the message would better achieve that.
    Last edited by Art; - 23rd September 2013 at 08:19.

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