The TCP/IP Write Function is transmitting Hex data as ASCII; E.g. 5 bytes of Hex (010518001E)and TCP/IP transmits 10 bytes in ASCII(30 31 30 35 31 38 30 30 31 45).

ATC · ‎02-20-2002

Our TCP/IP Server sent a 8 binary bytes (a float number) and from our TCP/IP Client, we try to convert it back into a float number ... but failed. We did try to use the same sample in com./TCP/IP also use type cast but failed the same! Some one can help us? Thanks

ATC · ‎02-20-2002

Sorry guys, It is me ATC ... by mistakes the I did post with wrong title messages! Please ignore the title ... read the detail & attachement!
Thanks for understanding (I could not remove my post questions)

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The TCP/IP Write Function is transmitting Hex data as ASCII; E.g. 5 bytes of Hex (010518001E)and TCP/IP transmits 10 bytes in ASCII(30 31 30 35 31 38 30 30 31 45).

The TCP/IP Write Function is transmitting Hex data as ASCII; E.g. 5 bytes of Hex (010518001E)and TCP/IP transmits 10 bytes in ASCII(30 31 30 35 31 38 30 30 31 45).

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