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Hexadecimal:
The output data consists of 16 unique symbols, the numbers 0 to 9 and the letters A to F.
Specified for every byte (8 bits) as two consecutive hexadecimal digits. It is easier for
users to read hexadecimal numbers than binary numbers.
Command
#@dat_fmt=1
Response (s)
OK
1.
12-04-11 23:56 44.46 30003430333130303132303030304221
→ Hexadecimal Data
Raw Data:
As the name implies, raw data output will be recorded and displayed faithfully according
to the original data type. In this case, the output data type will be in Hexadecimal, but
adopting the sequence and options selected by the user.
Command
#@dat_fmt=2
Response (s)
OK
2.
12-04-12 00:03 10.49 040310012000030B!
Please see the picture illustrated below for quick reference.
Chapter 5
→ set output data format to Hexadecimal Data
→ set output data format to Raw Data
→ Raw Data
DefinING Output Format
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