Question
Which statement best describes the structure of a KNX RF telegram?
Answer
A — It consists of several data blocks separated by checksum bytes; the blocks at the start and end synchronise the receivers to the transmitter
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- A.It consists of several data blocks separated by checksum bytes; the blocks at the start and end synchronise the receivers to the transmitter✓
- B.It is a single continuous block with no internal checksums
- C.It contains only useful data and no addressing information
- D.Its start and end blocks carry the switching command
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