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Correct about TT. It is indeed strange. There are one or two bits between pressure and temperature that may be some kind of checksum or parity. Needs to be tested....

Got my hands on an RDC test Tool and was able to do more digging. Turns out there are 2 bits for data integrity just before temperature byte. Temperature looks...

> Looking at the [data in a BitBench](https://triq.net/bitbench?c=y00000100010010000000001010000000001%20%5B11%5D&c=y11100100010001101010010011001101010%20%5B10%5D&c=y11100100010001101010010011001101010%20%5B01%5D&c=y00000100010001101010010011001101010%20%5B01%5D&c=y00100100010001101010010011001101010%20%5B00%5D&c=y01000100010001101010010011001101010%20%5B11%5D&c=y01100100010001101010010011001101010%20%5B10%5D&c=y10000100010001101010010011001101010%20%5B00%5D&c=y10100100010001101010010011001101010%20%5B11%5D&c=y11000100010001101010010011001101010%20%5B10%5D&f=v&cw=4) it seems strange: 2nd and 3rd row are the same but different "checksum"? There was a typo in copy paste of values....

I am thinking whether the serial number is excluded from parity since if it has error it will not be picked up at all

> The second check bit could be (odd)parity on even numbered bits. Count the `1`s with the format string `1b1x` and compare. This seems correct

Digging further in the error checking, it is almost certain that the second check bit (C2) is parity. The first check bit (C1) seems to be affected by the actual...

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Maybe a bridge for inventory management software? We started using InvenTree and thinking of connecting seltzer. In this case, contributing members can appear as distributors in the inventory management and...

Where did you measure 0.5 courtyard? It was 0.25 and adjusted when i moved the pads.  Pad chamfer was estimated from package chamfer and adapted to pad size (45...

> I found more issues with the pads: >  Can you please check the pad properties, pads are 0.475 (2 * 0.2375)