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This is single-line communication, right? For single-line communication, you just need to follow the sequence of timing. You just need to send it as you are told. The main thing is to use an oscilloscope or logic analyzer to measure the timing accurately, and then you can communicate. It is similar to the chip that STM8S drives TM1804.
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