Bug Description The bug is triggered when the command strobe is executed at the same time as a byte is received and written to the RX FIFO. The result is that the last received byte is always written to the RX FIFO. There are two situations where this extra byte is undesired and will cause problems: • If the SFLUSHRX strobe is executed during reception of a frame, one would expect the FIFO to be empty afterwards. However, because of the bug, there could still be one byte in the FIFO, which, if not dealt with, would be interpreted as the length byte of the next received frame. • If the SRXON, SRFOFF or STXON strobes are issued during reception of a frame, after the frame has been rejected, one extra byte could appear in the RX FIFO with no warning (before rejection or for accepted frames, there will be an RX_FRM_ABORTED exception). The consequences are the same as for SFLUSHRX.