Representation for different general data types. Byte 0 is the data coding byte for all data packages. The default unit has bits 0,1,2,3 set to 0000 and the first optional unit 0001 and so on.

General Message.

General I/O value. First data byte defines format.

General A/D value. First data byte defines format.

General D/A value. First data byte defines format.

Relative strength is a value that has its maximum at 255 and minimum at 0 if the data part is one byte. If the data part is two bytes the minimum strength is still at zero but the maximum strength is at 65535.

Signal Level is a relative strength value that (as default) has its maximum at 100 and minimum at 0 interpreted as percentage. For a digital transmission Signal Level ca be used to give an indication of the analogue signal and Type = 6 (0x06) Signal Quality can be used to give an indication of the quality of the digital part as BER (Bit Error Ratio) for example.

Default coding: percentage. Optional codings: Scale 0-255 (1), Scale 0-65535 (2)

Signal quality is a relative strength value that (as default) has its maximum at 100 and minimum at 0 interpreted as presentage. For a digital transmission Signal Level ca be used to give an indication of the analogue signal and Type = 6 (0x06) Signal Quality be used to give an indication of the quality of the digital part as BER (Bit Error Ratio) for example.

Default coding: percentage. Optional codings: Scale 0-255 (1), Scale 0-65535 (2)