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I'm working on reading telemetry data from a DShot/Bi-Directional DShot ESC and I need help decoding the waveform.
I read the article DSHOT - the missing Handbook
which explains that the ESC sends a 21-bit telemetry frame. However, I’m struggling to understand how to interpret the waveform I captured when sending a zero (Motor-Stop) command.
Here is a screenshot of the waveform I received:
According to the article, this should represent something like 010001011101000101110, but I can’t figure out how to visually identify these 21 bits in the waveform.
How do I correctly read and split this waveform into the 21 bits used by the bidirectional DShot protocol?
Any guidance or references would be greatly appreciated.
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Hi,
I'm working on reading telemetry data from a DShot/Bi-Directional DShot ESC and I need help decoding the waveform.
I read the article DSHOT - the missing Handbook
which explains that the ESC sends a 21-bit telemetry frame. However, I’m struggling to understand how to interpret the waveform I captured when sending a zero (Motor-Stop) command.
Here is a screenshot of the waveform I received:
According to the article, this should represent something like 010001011101000101110, but I can’t figure out how to visually identify these 21 bits in the waveform.
How do I correctly read and split this waveform into the 21 bits used by the bidirectional DShot protocol?
Any guidance or references would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
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