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I have a list of messages from a control unit that i'm trying to replicate. I have the body of the message correct, however, i can't seem to work out what CRC or checksum is being utilised.

00 FE 0F 32 A8 80 84 90
00 FE 0F 32 A8 80 84 54
00 FE FF 31 A8 80 84 38
00 FE 0F 32 A8 80 84 DC
00 FE 0F 32 A8 80 84 90
00 FE 0F 32 A8 80 84 54
00 FE 0F 32 A8 80 84 18
00 FE 0F 32 A8 80 84 DC
00 FE 0F 32 A8 80 84 90
00 FE 1F 32 A8 80 84 44
00 FE 0F 32 A8 80 84 18
00 FE 0F 32 A8 80 84 DC
00 FE AF 31 A8 80 84 4C
00 FE BF 31 A8 80 84 F0
00 FE CF 31 A8 80 84 A4

I know the checksum is the last 4 bits in the last byte of the message. the other 4 bits in the last byte are a counter, that counts from 0 to 3 and then wraps back around.

I know the whole message is little endian as well.

I have run this in reveng (probably done it wrong) and it does not return any results.

I was hoping someone smarter than me would be able to assist with identifying this.

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  • When you used reveng did you give it a width of 4? Did you try a width of 8 too just to make sure?
    – Avery3R
    Commented Nov 28, 2019 at 1:22
  • Yea, i tried both 4 and 8 just to be sure, however it still didn't come back with anything after adding a few sets of data
    – RNtech
    Commented Nov 28, 2019 at 5:23

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I found the answer: its not CRC, but rather: 16 - (Sum of Byte 0 to 7 % 16)

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  • Please mark your answer accepted if it's solved.
    – sudhackar
    Commented Dec 2, 2019 at 1:15

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