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sachleen
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Error checking is actually very easy and there is an AVR lib that does this in a one liner.

Read up on 'util/crc16.h' util/crc16.h and you should be good to go in no time with the included examples.

CRC is quite robust and fast for simple applications.

Error checking is actually very easy and there is an AVR lib that does this in a one liner.

Read up on 'util/crc16.h' and you should be good to go in no time with the included examples.

CRC is quite robust and fast for simple applications.

Error checking is actually very easy and there is an AVR lib that does this in a one liner.

Read up on util/crc16.h and you should be good to go in no time with the included examples.

CRC is quite robust and fast for simple applications.

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Error checking is actually very easy and there is an AVR lib that does this in a one liner.

Read up on 'util/crc16.h' and you should be good to go in no time with the included examples.

CRC is quite robust and fast for simple applications.