Not a big issue, more out of interest really, I was writing a Node.js script to send serial packets compatible with the ICSC format so "sniffed" the output of an Arduino sending a packet just to check it was correct and noticed that while the Readme says there is a pre-amble of four SOH characters, in reality only the one at the start of the actual packet seems to be used. It works fine with a single SOH character so I'm sticking with that but was wondering if this was a deliberate change or a bug?
Not a big issue, more out of interest really, I was writing a Node.js script to send serial packets compatible with the ICSC format so "sniffed" the output of an Arduino sending a packet just to check it was correct and noticed that while the Readme says there is a pre-amble of four SOH characters, in reality only the one at the start of the actual packet seems to be used. It works fine with a single SOH character so I'm sticking with that but was wondering if this was a deliberate change or a bug?