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ByteOrder

Specify the byte order of the device

Description

You configure ByteOrder to be littleEndian or bigEndian. If ByteOrder is littleEndian, then the device stores the first byte in the first memory address. If ByteOrder is bigEndian, then the device stores the last byte in the first memory address.

For example, suppose the hexadecimal value 4F52 is to be stored in device memory. Because this value consists of two bytes, 4F and 52, two memory locations are used. Using big-endian format, 4F is stored first in the lower storage address. Using little-endian format, 52 is stored first in the lower storage address.

Characteristics

Read only
Never
Data type
String

Values

{littleEndian}
The byte order of the device is little-endian.
bigEndian
The byte order of the device is big-endian.

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Properties

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