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RS485 signal collision
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No point in using TCP here because the communication happens internally via a virtual network. The only way for a UDP message to be dropped is buffer overflow - when a receiving script does not consume the messages quickly enough. But the same thing will happen if TCP is used.
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RS485 signal collision - by Hadeel - 02.12.2022, 15:17
RE: RS485 signal collision - by Daniel - 02.12.2022, 15:33
RE: RS485 signal collision - by Hadeel - 02.12.2022, 15:54
RE: RS485 signal collision - by Daniel - 02.12.2022, 15:56
RE: RS485 signal collision - by Hadeel - 02.12.2022, 16:20
RE: RS485 signal collision - by Hadeel - 03.12.2022, 10:57
RE: RS485 signal collision - by admin - 05.12.2022, 07:51
RE: RS485 signal collision - by Hadeel - 05.12.2022, 18:58
RE: RS485 signal collision - by admin - 06.12.2022, 07:49
RE: RS485 signal collision - by Hadeel - 07.12.2022, 15:03
RE: RS485 signal collision - by Hadeel - 23.03.2023, 02:31
RE: RS485 signal collision - by admin - 23.03.2023, 06:00
RE: RS485 signal collision - by Hadeel - 23.03.2023, 07:48
RE: RS485 signal collision - by admin - 23.03.2023, 08:41
RE: RS485 signal collision - by Hadeel - 28.03.2023, 08:35
RE: RS485 signal collision - by admin - 30.03.2023, 05:42
RE: RS485 signal collision - by Hadeel - 30.03.2023, 07:59
RE: RS485 signal collision - by Hadeel - 20.01.2025, 04:22
RE: RS485 signal collision - by admin - 20.01.2025, 08:52
RE: RS485 signal collision - by Hadeel - 27.01.2025, 12:10
RE: RS485 signal collision - by admin - 28.01.2025, 07:31

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