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Defined period for stress frame
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hyp0dermik-code authored Sep 14, 2024
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- `011 0 mmmm mmmm` - **Current** frame with a step size of 1A [0, 1, ..., 255]
- `100 0 mmmm mmmm` - **Debug frame 1** not associated with any specific value, can be used to debug ESC firmware
- `101 0 mmmm mmmm` - **Debug frame 2** not associated with any specific value, can be used to debug ESC firmware
- `110 0 mmmm mmmm` - **Stress level** frame [0, 1, ..., 255] (since v2.0.0)
- `110 0 mmmm mmmm` - **Stress level** frame [0, 1, ..., 255] (since v2.0.0) since last stress level frame (defined in v2.1.2)
- `111 0 mmmm mmmm` - **Status frame**: Bit[7] = alert event, Bit[6] = warning event, Bit[5] = error event, Bit[3-0] - Max. stress level [0-15] (since v2.0.0). At this moment Bit[4] is not being used.

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* [DSHOT - The missing Handbook](https://brushlesswhoop.com/dshot-and-bidirectional-dshot/)

## History
* v2.1.2 - Defined period for stress level frame
* v2.1.1 - Clarified Bit index direction
* v2.1.0 - Added section about timing
* v2.0.2 - Fixed typo in stress level frame
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