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Hello Markus @sarnau ,
did you get an idea in the meanwhile how conversion is done if in your files it is mentioned as 'not implemented'?
'Actual Power [kW]' (10455) is indicated as 4 byte value ('Int4'), data type 'float', but it is obviously not IEEE float. When read, it returns 02 00 00 00 when I have about 2kW actually. So far so good, but I wonder what the other bytes might mean. Some exponent? some decimals?
In general - how did you find out all the stuff? Did you decompile the Vitosoft? If so, what tools did you use? Or another way?
thank you very much & greetings!
Phil
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I think "not implemented" means that Vitosoft does not support it. In your case it could be a BCD float? Or some kind of fix-point float? Impossible to tell without more information.
I have a lot of patience and over the decades developed a good pattern matching brain to connect dots in data structures. I do it for fun, that's why I am jumping around very different things.
Hello Markus @sarnau ,
did you get an idea in the meanwhile how conversion is done if in your files it is mentioned as 'not implemented'?
'Actual Power [kW]' (10455) is indicated as 4 byte value ('Int4'), data type 'float', but it is obviously not IEEE float. When read, it returns 02 00 00 00 when I have about 2kW actually. So far so good, but I wonder what the other bytes might mean. Some exponent? some decimals?
In general - how did you find out all the stuff? Did you decompile the Vitosoft? If so, what tools did you use? Or another way?
thank you very much & greetings!
Phil
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: