Questions tagged [ieee-11073]
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How to convert IEEE-11073 16-bit SFLOAT to simple float in Java?
The title speaks for itself: How to convert IEEE-11073 16-bit SFLOAT to simple float in Java?
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Dart Convert IEEE-11073 32-bit FLOAT to a simple double
I don't have much experience working with these low level bytes and numbers, so I've come here for help. I'm connecting to a bluetooth thermometer in my Flutter app, and I get an array of numbers formatted like this according to their documentation.…
Conner
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How to convert IEEE-11073 16-bit SFLOAT to mantissa and exp in Swift?
I want to convert two bytes to into it's mantissa and exponent and try then multiply the mantissa and exponent together to get its Int value.
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Implementing the ISO/IEEE 11073-10417 standard in android
I currently develop an application (Android) that uses some BLE devices to capture health data.
I have a blood glucose meter which uses the ISO/IEEE 11073-10417 norm to communicate with the smartphone via BLE.
While other BLE devices work with…
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Getting Association Request Data from hdp device for android
I am trying to read data from an a & d UA-767PBT-C Blood Pressure Monitor which is certified by the continua health alliance. I am following this example Bluetooth Example . I use this example to connect to the device and retrieve data in byte…
mari
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Dart/Flutter: Converting BLE characteristic value to double
I have been trying to process data received from a BLE A&D Medical Thermometer (UT-201BLE-A) (Service UUID 0x1809) in my Flutter app.
The characteristic (UUID 0x2A1C, Temperature Measurement) value I retrieve is this array (-Uint8ListView);
[6, 112,…
Andwey Chupo
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Converting two bytes to an IEEE-11073 16-bit SFLOAT in C#
I need to convert a two byte array to SFloat format according to IEEE-11073.
How can I do that?
I answer my question here.
public float ToSFloat(byte[] value)
{
if (value.Length != 2)
throw new ArgumentException();
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