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- What are the differences between the HGuide HG4930 SDLC and Non-SDLC?
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What are the differences between the HGuide HG4930 SDLC and Non-SDLC?
Synchronous Data Link Control (SDLC) is a legacy high reliability format that sends out data when a clock is turn on. It is a "bit" oriented protocol that requires hardware beyond normal PC type devices. If you haven't used it previously, strongly recommend using our asynchronous format. The SDLC and Non-SDLC differences are described in detail in an application note on the HGuide Gitlab site. Contact HGuide.Sales@Honeywell.com for access.
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