rts_timings Struct Reference

Timing definitions for encoding and decoding frames to pulses. More...

#include <rts_timings.h>

Data Fields
uint16_t	wakeup_high
	Width of the high part of a "wakeup pulse", in microseconds.
uint16_t	wakeup_low
	Width of the low part of a "wakeup pulse", in microseconds.
uint16_t	preamble_high
	Width of the high part of a "preamble", in microseconds.
uint16_t	preamble_low
	Width of the low part of a "preamble", in microseconds.
uint16_t	sync_high
	Width of the high part of a "software sync", in microseconds.
uint16_t	sync_low
	Width of the low part of a "software sync", in microseconds.
uint16_t	symbol
	Width of a data symbol (either high or low), in microseconds.
uint16_t	frame_sleep
	Width of an inter-frame sleep (low), in microseconds.

Detailed Description

Timing definitions for encoding and decoding frames to pulses.

You can provide your own custom timings, but it is most common to use the predefined timings provided in the RTS_TIMINGS_DEFAULT global.

RTS remotes will send a wakeup pulse, followed by a series of frames, separated by an inter-frame sleep pulse.

RTS frames are encoded by sending a series of preambles, followed by a software sync, then a series of manchester-encoded data symbols.

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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

• src/openrts/rts_timings.h