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#16659 - RE: Checksum calc 'LRC' ? |
Hi Bert,
LRC stands for 'Longitudinal Redundancy Check' and is also used in Smartcard communications (T=1 protocol, for those in the know). Basically it is nothing more than the sequential XOR of all the bytes in the datastream. For example, if you have the following data: '00 40 02 90 00' the LRC will be 00^40^02^90^00 = D2 That's all there is to it. Good luck. Regards, Rob Klein |
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