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Understanding Data Stream Protocols for Unsigned Integer Transmission

This document outlines key aspects of data stream protocols, emphasizing that all data types are unsigned integer values. Unless specified, these values conform to a defined number of bits. Importantly, all values—regardless of being single or multi-byte—are described and transmitted with the most significant bit first. This standard applies to both IN-bound (from Device to PC) and OUT-bound (from PC to Device) data communications, ensuring consistency and clarity in data handling.

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Understanding Data Stream Protocols for Unsigned Integer Transmission

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  1. Data Stream Protocol • Unless explicitly stated otherwise, all datatypes are unsigned integer values with the given number of bits • All values, whether single- or multi-byte, are always described and transmitted most-significant bit first IN-bound (from Device to PC)

  2. OUT-bound (from PC to Device)

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