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chithanh04dt2
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« on: February 18, 2009, 03:34:54 03:34 »

Hello, i'm a student and buiding final project for graduation. It's about RFID reader, I have a problem  with decoding Manchester . Could you tell me how to decoding Manchester use PIC, please.
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« Reply #1 on: February 18, 2009, 11:38:54 23:38 »

A manchester code sends data as changes in the data line.
The beauty of this coding is you can extract the bit rate by measuring the pulses time.

A change from high to low could be read as a 0
where as a low to high  could be read as a 1.

so if your original data is 0100 1100
the data to be sent are
10011010 01011010

Original data    ---> data to send
0 --> 10
1 --> 01
0 --> 10
0 --> 10

etc.

Decoding the data? just read every second bit of the data and you got the original stuff.

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« Reply #2 on: April 07, 2009, 09:17:42 21:17 »

you will find a very good example. with source code for PIC
http://www.winpicprog.co.uk/pic_tutorial12.htm
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« Reply #3 on: April 08, 2009, 10:26:45 22:26 »

Sample Code in C (unknown source):

Code:
//================================================================
int16 man_encode(int unenc) {
//================================================================
   int odd_byte,even_byte,temp;

   odd_byte=unenc&0xAA;
   temp=(~unenc&0xAA)>>1;
   odd_byte=odd_byte|temp;

   even_byte=unenc&0x55;
   temp=(~unenc&0x55)<<1;
   even_byte=even_byte|temp;
   return((int16)odd_byte<<8)|even_byte;
}

//================================================================
int man_decode(int16 enc) {
//================================================================
   int odd_byte,even_byte;

   odd_byte=(int)(enc>>8);
   if((odd_byte&0xAA)^((~odd_byte&0x55)<<1)) {
      receive_error=1;
      return(0);
   } else odd_byte&=0xAA;
   even_byte=(int)enc;
   if((even_byte&0x55)^((~even_byte&0xAA)>>1)) {
      receive_error=1;
      return(0);
   } else even_byte&=0x55;
   receive_error=0;
   return(odd_byte|even_byte);
}

And the same in PIC16 assembly (by me):

Code:
;***** man_encode *********************************************************
;* manchester encode
;* Input : unenc              ; byte to encode
;* Output: manch16 ; coded word
;* Clock : ? 
;**************************************************************************
man_encode movf unenc,w ; odd_byte=unenc&0xAA;
andlw 0AAh   
movwf odd_byte

comf unenc,w ; temp=(~unenc&0xAA)>>1;
andlw 0AAh
movwf TEMP
clrc
rrf TEMP,f

movf TEMP,w ; odd_byte=odd_byte|temp;
iorwf odd_byte,f

movf unenc,w ; even_byte=unenc&0x55;
andlw 055h   
movwf even_byte

comf unenc,w ; temp=(~unenc&0x55)<<1;
andlw 055h
movwf TEMP
clrc
rlf TEMP,f
   
movf TEMP,w ; even_byte=even_byte|temp;
iorwf even_byte,f
   
return





;***** man_decode *********************************************************
;* manchester decode
;* Input : manch16 ; coded word
;* Output: unenc              ; decoded byte
;* Clock : ? 
;**************************************************************************
man_decode comf odd_byte,w ; TEMP = (~odd_byte&0x55)<<1)
andlw 055h
movwf TEMP
clrc
rlf TEMP,f

movf odd_byte,w ; W = (odd_byte&0xAA)
andlw 0AAh

xorwf TEMP,w ; W = (odd_byte&0xAA)^(~odd_byte&0x55)<<1)

jz md_input_ok1 ; if((odd_byte&0xAA)^((~odd_byte&0x55)<<1)) {


movlw 1 ;   receive_error=1;
movwf receive_error

clrf unenc ;   return(0);
return
; }

md_input_ok1 movlw 0AAh ; else odd_byte&=0xAA;
andwf odd_byte,f


comf even_byte,w ; TEMP = (~even_byte&0xAA)>>1)
andlw 0AAh
movwf TEMP
clrc
rrf TEMP,f

movf even_byte,w ; W = (even_byte&0x55)
andlw 055h

xorwf TEMP,w ; W = (even_byte&0x55)^((~even_byte&0xAA)>>1)

jz md_input_ok2 ; if((even_byte&0x55)^((~even_byte&0xAA)>>1)) {


movlw 1 ;   receive_error=1;
movwf receive_error

clrf unenc ;   return(0);
return
; }

md_input_ok2 movlw 055h ; else even_byte&=0x55;
andwf even_byte,f

clrf receive_error ; receive_error=0;

movf odd_byte,w ; return(odd_byte|even_byte);
iorwf even_byte,w
movwf unenc

return
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