Reverse checksum method for telecommunication systems

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A method for synchronizing communication between a transmitting unit (102) and a receiving unit (104) in a telecommunication system (100) includes calculating a reverse checksum for the received data. At the transmitting unit (102), data including a length indicator is serially transmitted. At the receiving unit (104), the data are received and stored in a buffer. A checksum is calculated beginning with the last-received data while maintaining a length count. When the checksum verifies and when the length count matches the transmitted length indicator, the received data is considered valid and communication is considered synchronized.

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