- Byte-oriented Framing:
- Byte-oriented
framing transmits
a serie of
bytes in a
frame
- A number of
byte patterns (= code !!)
have a special meaning
Example:
- SYNC (Synchronize)
- STH (Start of header)
- STX (Start of text)
- EOT (End of text)
- And so on.
- Byte-oriented
framing transmits
a serie of
bytes in a
frame
- Byte-oriented framing
often use:
- The ASCII code to encode the transmitted data
- ASCII table:
Notice these important codes:
- SYN = 00010110 (16 Hex)
- SOH = 00000001 (01 Hex) ("start of header")
- SOT = 00000010 (02 Hex) ("start of text")
- EOT = 00000011 (03 Hex) ("end of text")