ALDL info
Todd King
Todd_King at ccm.co.intel.com
Tue Apr 15 16:54:46 GMT 1997
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Hey Todd,
I'm not so sure about that, my reasoning is that I have a parallel to
serial converter which can transmitt at 110, 150, 300, 1200, 2400, 4800,
Mark Glicksman
>>>
Not too sure about what? I'm not worrying really about the baud rate
"problem", I'm saying that the GM ALDL data stream is pulsewidth modulated.
The baud rate mismatch doesn't really apply here since to read the stream as
RS 232 is the "wrong" approach anyway! The PWM technique offers tremendous
noise immunity over voltage level encoding and is why it was chosen. BTW once
you build your PWM demodulator (be it a SW or HW solution; either way it's
really easy...) and start reading data you'll find that some of the data
fields and locations in the stream are similar (like rpm, etc) between the
various cars. You can probably reverse engineer most of 'em, especially now
that Mr Ravet has kindly provided the bit-level protocol...
Todd
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