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<blockquote data-quote="PussyWagon" data-source="post: 483708" data-attributes="member: 80950">Yes &quot;PCSEND&quot; is at the beginning of each commando. Then follows 8 more HEX values..As you mentioned, it seems like i have to make Translator sending these HEX values one at time and i actually succeeded to do this with macro and &quot;P\x&quot; commando for each value. Like this:P\xC\xS\xE\xN\xD\xThis whas the easy part, but then.. it came some more harder values that was not that easy to convert to ascii characters.. like &quot;9F&quot; and &quot;80&quot; but i'm sure there are more values! If i try to convert 9F i get &quot;?&quot; or &quot;€&quot; or some other character but it wont be &quot;9F&quot; when running it through Serial monitor, it will be &quot;3F&quot;. It feels like this isn't the right way to go, the right way would be to write &quot;\x80&quot; and &quot;\9F&quot; just as it is, create a macro is OK but &quot;50 43 53 45 4E 44 02 04 80 70 C0 3F 40 4F \x&quot; should be the absolute right way! <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite3" alt=":(" title="Frown&nbsp; &nbsp; :(" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":(" />Here are some picture.. The one on the left side is my MACRO and on the right is what im getting!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PussyWagon, post: 483708, member: 80950"] Yes "PCSEND" is at the beginning of each commando. Then follows 8 more HEX values.. As you mentioned, it seems like i have to make Translator sending these HEX values one at time and i actually succeeded to do this with macro and "P\x" commando for each value. Like this: [I]P\x C\x S\x E\x N\x D\x [/I] This whas the easy part, but then.. it came some more harder values that was not that easy to convert to ascii characters.. like "9F" and "80" but i'm sure there are more values! If i try to convert 9F i get "?" or "€" or some other character but it wont be "9F" when running it through Serial monitor, it will be "3F". It feels like this isn't the right way to go, the right way would be to write "\x80" and "\9F" just as it is, create a macro is OK but "50 43 53 45 4E 44 02 04 80 70 C0 3F 40 4F \x" should be the absolute right way! :( Here are some picture.. The one on the left side is my MACRO and on the right is what im getting! [/QUOTE]

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