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No. 619	Re: Nine-Bit data protocol	2011-05-16

Hello. This is a technical support team of Sollae Systems. The 1 character of serial communication is consist of like below. startbit(1) + databit(7~8) + parity(0~1) + stop(1~2) total 9 ~ 12 bits. I'm not sure about a Nine-bit data protocol. You mean this format? startbit(1) + databit(9) + parity(0~1) + stop(1~2) It depens on you serial device. If your serial device sends 19200bps/8/1/NONE, CSW-H80 must set like the same. If I have a wrong point or if you have any question, contact us. Have a nice day. Thank you. > Hossein Mirzaie wrote: > ------------------------------------ > Hi, > > We want to use CSE-M53 for a Nine-Bit data protocol. We are trying to write our code in C# and as a solution, using Parity bit seems to be the key. > So, in the program we should change the CSE-M53 Parity State to MARK or SPACE as 1 or 0 value for the ninth bit of every byte. > Do you recommend this? and if yes, please tell us how we could change the parity state. > > Regards, > H.Mirzaie