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As part of the construction set, the VHF radio channel is implemented in the form of two modules: the on-board transmitter module and [[uhf_rx_subsys|the ground receiver module]]. Data transfer to the ground is carried out using the function: \\ | As part of the construction set, the VHF radio channel is implemented in the form of two modules: the on-board transmitter module and [[uhf_rx_subsys|the ground receiver module]]. Data transfer to the ground is carried out using the function: \\ | ||
int32_t transceiver_send(uint16_t tx_num,uint16_t rx_num,const uint8_t *data,uint16_t len); | int32_t transceiver_send(uint16_t tx_num,uint16_t rx_num,const uint8_t *data,uint16_t len); | ||
- | At the same time, under the experimental conditions the transmitter has the number "2" (marked on the body), and [[uhf_rx_subsys|the receiver (ground)]] is number "1". The array of data transmitted from the board to the Earth is a byte array of random length and composition that can be transmitted to [[sim_earth|the Earth]], indicating its length. On Earth, messages received during a communication session are displayed in real time in the MCC software interface "as it is", so it is most advantageous to transmit telemetry in text form. | + | At the same time, under the experimental conditions the transmitter has the number "2" (marked on the body), and [[uhf_rx_subsys|the receiver (ground)]] is number "1". The array of data transmitted from the board to the Earth is a byte array of random length and composition that can be transmitted to [[sim_earth|the Earth]] indicating its length. On Earth, messages received during a communication session are displayed in real time in the MCC software interface "as it is", so it is most advantageous to transmit telemetry in text form. |