Decimal to hexadecimal conversion

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• Use decimal or hexadecimal, technical support article microsoft does not specify? Re: Article ID: 811832

  I am trying to set up the new registry key according to the section of the Support Microsoft ID: 811832, everything is fine, but in my registry editor there is an option with decimal or hexadecimal base. I do not know which to use and taking in charge, the article does not. Thank you

  BF-109,
  It looks like not only parameters are 0 and 1 for XP.  Given that the only options are 0 and 1, which is not serious if it is decimal or hexadecimal.  Let me know if this helps.

  Viza

• How to effectively change decimal numbers hexadecimal bytes streaming?

  Technical support,

  There is an instrument connected to a serial port on my computer which is streaming 25 bytes of hexadecimal data every second.  After changing the display for "Display Hex" mode, I can now see the hexadecimal bytes instead of Laura.  I use the "Hexadecimal string to number" vi with marginal success.  I mean, that (1) I can't convert the entire hex string at all, and (2) when you use "String subset" to analyze different hexadecimal bytes I'm able periodically to convert a hexadecimal byte to a whole number.  I tried the suggestion of molded type indicated in a previous post on this subject without change of achievement, although I do not quite understand how it works (how to set correctly the type?).  Do I need a buffer to convert continuous hexagonal data streaming?

  I would send my vi, but it is quite simple.  25 bytes of hex data in every second (1 second buffer), Index 0, default U32, sent to an indicator.  At this point, all I want to do is see my data.  I'm using LabView 8.5.1.  Please indicate if I should provide more information.  Thank you.

  ~ Going bananas

  CodeMunkee wrote:

  After changing the display for "Display Hex" mode, I can now see the hexadecimal bytes instead of Laura.  I use the "Hexadecimal string to number" vi with marginal success.  I mean, that (1) I can't convert the entire hex string at all, and (2) when you use "String subset" to analyze different hexadecimal bytes I'm able periodically to convert a hexadecimal byte to a whole number.  I tried the suggestion of molded type indicated in a previous post on this subject without change of achievement, although I do not quite understand how it works (how to set correctly the type?).  Do I need a buffer to convert continuous hexagonal data streaming?

  I would send my vi, but it is quite simple.  25 bytes of hex data in every second (1 second buffer), Index 0, default U32, sent to an indicator.  At this point, all I want to do is see my data.  I'm using LabView 8.5.1.  Please indicate if I should provide more information.  Thank you.

  If your data looks correct when you set the display string for hex, the 'hexadecimal string to the number"is NOT the right tool (it hexadecimal sat in the format of strings containing ASCII characters 0...) F only). You have a binary string so labeled is the right tool. If you want the first 4 bytes as U32, simply create you a diagram representation U32 constant (the value is irrelevant) and connect to the entrance of type type conversion. The output will be a single wire digital U32 containing the desired output.

  What is in the rest of the string? It cannot be U32 except if there are a few characters to terminate employment. Want to see one of the remaining data? In this case, you will need to tell us the structure.

  So please create a flag for the string of your own, run the VI it contains data, then convert the flag to a constant of diagram (right click on Terminal... change to constant: this way to see what you actually). Now, save the VI and attach it here. Tell us what value you expect. (Things could be a little more complicated if you have BOM with the little rule).

  I have a don't know what you mean by "continuous" data. How much history you want to keep? You want to stream to disk? If you just want to see recent history data, connect to an array whose length desired history.

• decimal to binary conversion using the loop

  How to create a LabVIEW program to convert a decimal number to binary equivalent using FOR loop?

  can someone help me please...

  Dhass, your sound question as a duty. Is this correct?

  If so, the zip code you have already so that we can identify the weak points in it.

  Tone

• Unicode hexadecimal conversion

  Hello, can someone please tell me how to get the same effect on this Web site, http://mylanguages.org/converter.php, pl sql or oracle sql? They took an Arabic channel and returned one (to my knowledge) hex value.
  Thank you very much

  Or just REGEXP_REPLACE:

  select regexp_replace(asciistr(my_string), '\\([0-9A-F]{4})', '&#x\1;')
  from dual;
  

  You'll get this, hexagonal instead of decimal digits, but it is completely equivalent:

  سليم
  

• the hexa decimal to decimal does not propoerly

  I ' am attaching a VI where, to read the string after the VISA series, which is set to hexadecimal conversion. This should give the decimal number converted to number label. But it is not providing that. Then can you send me a solution for this.

  Thank you for your help

• concatenate a hexadecimal string

  I'm trying to communicate through a circulation bath series, but it requires that all orders as a hexadecimal string.  I generate a portion of the string as a constant, but I need to convert a decimal point and add it at the end of the string.  I can convert the decimal to hexadecimal very well, but when I concatenate the strings is not hex ASCII format.  I tried a number of different tracks but am not having success.  Any help out there?

  Too bad.  I have it.  Just need to convert in I16 then catalogued for hex.

• Convert a single number to a hexadecimal string of 32-bit and exchange the high and low bytes

  I need to convert a number single precision floating decimal to hexadecimal format of 32 bits, share the high and low bytes and that convert a hexadecimal string.  I tried to use the 'Word of Swap' function but it seems to have no effect on the unique number.

  Then

  A single decimal number of entry: 100

  Convert 32 bit hexadecimal string with the low byte first: 0000 42 8

  Anyone have any ideas?

  Thank you

  Slightly lighter, try to cast U32 and exchange words. Same difference.

  (apparently, exchanging words is a NOOP for SGL, but still accepts SGL without constraint. Interesting...)

  

• Custom message for: must be a signed decimal number consists of zero, one or more digits

  Hello

  We have an InputBox mapped the attribute type EO BigDecimal. Whenever the user enters special characters other than digital Gets the error message below.

  < af:inputText id = "it2" value = "#{bindings." Number.inputValue}.

  autoSubmit = columns '10' immediate = "true" = "true".

  Binding = "#{pageFlowScope.ServicesBean.numberInputText}" >

  < / af:inputText >

  Error

  Part r2:0:it2: "/" must be a signed decimal number consisting of zero, one or more digits, which can be followed by a comma and the fraction.

  Tried to add the custom resource group error message as shown in below, but no use.

  javax.faces.converter.BigDecimalConverter.DECIMAL=Summary - BigDecimal conversion error
javax.faces.converter.BigDecimalConverter.DECIMAL_detail=Detail - BigDecimal conversion error

  Is it possible to give the personalized message?

  JDev Studio Edition Version: 11.1.1.6.0

  Thank you

  Bhaskar Pola

  Following this article and the problem solved.

  Customize the validation error message in JSF 2.0

  Thank you

  Bhaskar Pola

• How to write decimal values to hex bytearray?

  Hello

  To order liighting of flash, I need to send binary a usb dongle data. The pakkage the dongle to receive looks lik this:

  7th 06 02 01 FF 00 FF 00... E7

  the first value is the start bit

  shild and third some info length

  4th is the label

  then we can send 512 bits (channels) from 0 to 255 Dmx value

  at the end one stop bit.

  So what I want is to write the values of the different channels in the device. First of all, I have to go to decimal to hexadecimal values by using the following code.

  function decimalToHex($decimal:int,_$padding:int_=_2):String {}

  var hex: String = Number ($decimal) m:System.NET.SocketAddress.ToString (16);

  While (hex.length < $padding)

  {

  Hex = '0' + hex;

  }

  Return hex.toUpperCase ();

  }

  Decimal var: int = 163;

  trace ("decimal:" + comma);

  var hex: String = decimalToHex (decimal, 2);

  trace ("hex:" + hex);

  It gives me hexadecimal values as in the example package.

  Now, I want to write this in a bytearray. I found this:

  var len:uint = 512;

  var outputByteArr:ByteArray = new ByteArray();

  outputByteArr.length = len;

  for (var i: int = 0; i < len; i ++) {}

  outputByteArr.writeByte (hex);

  }

  trace (outputByteArr);

  But it gives an error indicating that the writing. Byte needs to a number, not a string.

  When I change to:

  outputByteArr.writeByte (0xff);

  for example, it does not.

  Does anyone know how to properly change the decimal values that I can put in the Bytearray?

  Thanks in advance!

  Greetings,

  Piet

  You can use the writeMultiByte() method to write a string.

• writing multiple modbus registers

  Hello

  I am communicating to my labview program controller using modbus RTU and the controller has 16 bits in modbus registers.

  To send the float as '1.23' values, I write two registers to store the hex value that number in comma floating 32 bits.

  I use the modbus driver provided to this end by labview and use labview 8.2.1

  I have the following doubts in this regard.

  1. The "Modbus master series query. VI"has the command Modbus that records an entry which I use to set the registry values in the controller unit modbus. To send the above, mentioned in floating-point registers 501 and 502 (contains the full value of the PID parameters), use the same vi, whose value should be registered first... is the high or low, to be written to 501 and 502.
  2. The function code to write to multiple records in the modbus driver is 16. But my document that is specific to the Controller explained in the section "writing to multiple records" with the code of function like 10. And I see that feature codes 'writing in the single register' as well as the driver for modbus producing the same type of message frame as discussed in the document. But I see no similarity in the function "write multiple registers" in the document and the modbus labview driver.
  3. "Even if I write records 501 and 502 one after another will use"write in the single register"function code when these registries implement floating-point single using 2 registers ' 16 - bit '. If this method is possible, then I will come and do it the same way I did it for the entry in the single register. While writing data in records one after the other with a gap between the two as small as 4 ms scriptures do good?

  I suspect a confusion between 16 decimal and hexadecimal 10

  Two successive registry entries are not equivalent to a double entry: during the period between the two scripts your controller will be loaded with a false parameter. It is perhaps not necessarily a source of problems. It depends on your application. Writing the MSB should first reduce the problem.

  The order of Hi-Lo is dependent on the machine control. Some use the Big Endian, other Little Endian. But this choice should assign unique register values (U16) as well.

  If it is not documented, you should read the records and see if the result is logical. If this is not the case, invert the byte order and verify that the problem is resolved. Good luck

  Also, I assume that you know how to use the conversion feature to convert a single (32-bit float) 2 U16?

• How to type fractions?

  Original title: FRACTIONS

  Please could you tell me how to type fractions.   for example I know that ½ is obtained by pressing the ALT key and typing 0189.  I need to hit eighth fractions now.  Thank you

  Entering Unicode

  HKCU\Control Panel\Input Method\EnableHexNumpad with the REG_SZ type to 1 and reboot (logout and login back are sufficient). Once the registry key is set, the following method to enter Unicode and reboot (logout and login back are sufficient). Once the registry key is set, the following method to enter Unicode
  code points:
   
  Hold down the ALT key. Press the '+' on the numeric keypad. With the ALT key again, type the hexadecimal number using the keypad for the numbers 0-9 and the normal a-f keys.

  Note: If these techniques don't work for your application, then you have the wrong keyboard selected (for this character as with Arabic in the older windows programs) or you have turned off The advanced text Services. If disabled these techniques will work in Wordpad, but maybe not in Notepad (depends on what exact character that you are trying to insert in this program) or going to the wrong character (depending on the technique used). Start - Control Panel - regional and language - language - Advanced Options.

  Run box dialog language, then click on the tab advanced clear the check box turn off text Advanced Services and set the checkbox extend of Advanced Text Services to all programs of support.

  Start - All Programs - Accessories - System Tools - character map (or type charmap in Start - Run) and transfer them via the Clipboard or drag the character map into your document.

  Run the character map

  [Back to overview International]

  Now the alt key and pressing the code of the character on the numeric keypad will enter this character. The language of the keyboard in use must support entering into this character. If your keyboard supports the code appears on the right side of the status bar in the table of characters on the other that this section of the status bar is empty. The status bar also empty us for well known characters with keys, as the letters from A to Z.

  However, there are two ways to enter the codes. The point to remember here that the characters are the same for the first 127 codes. The difference is that if the first number you entered is a zero not. If this is the code inserts the character of the character set running on the other it will insert a character in the OEM character set. More than 255 codes enter the unicode character and are in decimal form. The seized items are converted to OEM for Dos and ANSI or Unicode, applications depending on the application of the window. See conversion between decimal and hexadecimal.

  For example, Alt + 0 then 6 then 5 then release Alt enters the letter A

  [Back to overview International]

  In programs based on the control of Rich Edit 3, such as Wordpad, enter the unicode hexadecimal number in the document, and then press Alt + X. This allows to convert the number you type in the unicode character. Select a character, and then press Alt + X to convert this character into its unicode number. The code is displayed on the left side of the status bar in the table of characters in the form U + , for example, U + 0061 for the letter a.

  He plans a hexadecimal number by selecting the letters A to E will result and it allows to convert unicode characters (which are things like form of power and the Enter key).

  Run Wordpad

  [Back to overview International]

  To convert hexadecimal into decimal start the Windows Calculator ( calc type in Start - Run or Start - All Programs - Accessories - calculator) and choose scientific from the menu display . Select Hex, enter the number and click on Dec. Decimal and hexadecimal are also on the menu display .

  The first 32 characters of the ANSI and Unicode character set are not used. In the back, they are either special characters or codes of terminal control (depending on the program). In the back by pressing on the Ctrl + or Alt + can enter, issue a Terminal command (for example, Ctrl + M or Alt + 13 is identical to the enter key) command, or accept it as a terminal command (it will appear as ^ M for further processing). In some back text editors, for example Edit provided with Windows (type change in Start - Run), enter the character in the document after pressing Ctrl + P , then the Ctrl + a letter> character. Enter in Windows (for example Alt + 8) inserts the ANSI or Unicode code for this character. Several of these characters are in the Unicode character set and will be therefore works only in the recent Windows programs. See the Introduction for troubleshooting if he does not accept the character. Most of the programs require special settings.

  Install the US-International keyboard. Start - Control Panel - regional and Language Options - languages - details - add. Then, check the key parameters to change keyboards or turn the language bar (advanced text Services cannot be disabled).

  Run the language dialog box

  It works in two modes. Right Alt or Shift + right Alt + another key and also by pressing the keys dead (such as accents). On keyboards, the Right Alt key is called Alt Gr.

  Right Alt is the same key as Ctrl + Left Alt on the US International keyboard, and on almost all keyboards except the standard US keyboards where the keys left and right are treated the same. There is a reason why Ctrl + Alt must not be used to define keyboard shortcuts. Also F12 should also not be used for hotkeys since it is reserved for the attachment of a debugger.

  Right Alt + 6	1/4
  Right Alt + 7	1/2
  Right Alt + 8	3/4

• not useful Windows 7 calculator

  I need to do the following calculation

  (2 ^ 28) * (8,192/108) and then convert to hex

  But the hexadecimal conversion is in the programmer calculator and the ^ operation is scientific.

  And copy number of the programmer calculator scientific calculator does not work, because the programmer calculator does not take into account the decimal point

  If I copy the result of to the programmer calculator scientific calculator (20361326440.296296296296296296296)

  I have 2036132644029629629 (this is not useful)

  instead of 20361326440 (only whole and useful)

  IE put 15.8 in the scientific calc, copy in the calc programmer and you get 158. Why don't the programmer calc truncate or round?

  In any case, my main complaint is the separation of the different ECUs, some users may not use several calculators which is very annoying.

  Again, this is because Hex does not 'decimals' points so the whole number. You cannot set the scientific calculator to round to the nearest integer? If not then don't use it - use anything else! If you find my answer helpful, please click the button "Vote as helpful"! Thank you! My Blog

• Data compiled instantly lighting from front panel?

  It's really only for the looks, but I was wondering if there was a way to collect and convert them into two different types, instantly on the front panel. We'll use hexadecimal or binary, because that's what I collect. I have a huge variety of numbers converted to a huge variety of binary or hexadecimal, depending on what the user selects from the façade. If this person chose binary, but it then wants to look in the Hexagon, it could be done without rerunning the VI?

  Thank you

  Just right click on the indicator visible items > check Radix

  The operator can choose decimal, Octal, hexadecimal or binary

  

• (number of bits) in a number

  I am decimal to binary conversion and I try to get the number of bits in the binary number called "binary resulting Numer' exit in VI... How can I get?

  #Bits control SETS the number minimum of characters in the string.  The string contains a lot more characters than required to represent the number.

  It sounds as if you are trying to determine the length of the minimum string that displays a binary representation of your number.

  If you use a %b format string and check the length of the output string will display the number of characters in the binary string.  You can also format the control or the indicator to display in binary, assured representation is one of the integer data types.

  With your decimal entry defined for I32, be careful with negative numbers. They all have the same length = 32.

  Lynn