Number in hexadecimal string conversion problem

Hello

for a serial communication, I need to send byte-code in an ascii hexadecimal string. When I use the constants and send them by VISA to the COM port it works fine, but if I use converters numbers it doesn't. Can someone show me what I'm doing wrong?

deepearth

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Windows XP SP3, LV 8.5.1

Since your string indicator is set to hexadecimal display, it seems you want to a hexadecimal string, a single byte/number.

(You are currently using a hexadecimally format string, composed exclusively of ASCII of the 2 characters/byte "0.F" characters.) This is not what you want!).

Here is another solution using type conversion:

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