Make it possible to tell Term that you can't handle fastuart#36
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This addresses #35 |
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FYI I have a collection of changes to the VCU that I'm working on which will allow it to update safely to the latest libopeninv. It'll be a few days at most before I am in a position to raise a PR. |
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You could also look at the MAX13487. It is a RS485 transceiver with automatic direction switching. That should speed up your link and make it more resilient because differential |
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Add the ability have the Terminal reject fastuart requests.
This is based on the current version used by stm32-vcu:Vehicle_Testing so I can use it there and not have to pull in these other changes to the master branch.