RS-485 multidrop scheme common on small microcontroller UARTs: a 9th data bit (not parity) flags whether a byte is an ADDRESS (bit=1) or DATA (bit=0), so slaves can filter in hardware without the CPU inspecting every byte. dataBits=9 was already a valid enum value but never actually exercised until now.
Physical UART Transport (9600 bps, 9N1.0)
Send command SlaveMessage (ID: 0x00)
The 9th bit is now representable directly via each field's ninthBitSet.
Available only on servers:
Accepts the following message:
The 9th bit is now representable directly via each field's ninthBitSet.
{
"command_id": 0,
"address": 0,
"data": "string",
"checksum": 0
}
The 9th bit is now representable directly via each field's ninthBitSet.