Often we are seeing an extra frame of gibberish coming out of the receiver before the correctly-received first frame of the transmission. Mostly this is harmless, assuming that the frame processing (including COBS reassembly) in Interlocutor is robust enough.
It seems likely that adjusting the frame sync word detection threshold will minimize the frequency of this occurrence. That work is underway under the pluto_msk repository.
Dialogus could reduce the frequency of this occurrence by enforcing some plausibility checks on the frame contents, but that processing really belongs in Interlocutor.
Often we are seeing an extra frame of gibberish coming out of the receiver before the correctly-received first frame of the transmission. Mostly this is harmless, assuming that the frame processing (including COBS reassembly) in Interlocutor is robust enough.
It seems likely that adjusting the frame sync word detection threshold will minimize the frequency of this occurrence. That work is underway under the pluto_msk repository.
Dialogus could reduce the frequency of this occurrence by enforcing some plausibility checks on the frame contents, but that processing really belongs in Interlocutor.