I'm communicating to a device that returns uuencoded data:
ASCII: EZQAEgETAhMQIBwIAUkAAABj
HEX: 45-5A-51-41-45-67-45-54-41-68-4D-51-49-42-77-49-41-55-6B-41-41-41-42-6A
The documentation for this device states the above is uuencoded but I can't figure out how to decode it. The final result won't be a human readable string but the first byte reveals the number of bytes for the following product data. (Which would be 23 or 24?)
I've tried using Crypt2 to decode it; it doesn't seem to match 644, 666, 744 modes.
I've tried to hand write it out following the Wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uuencoding#Formatting_mechanism
Doesn't make sense! How do I decode this uuencoded data?
I agree with @canton7 that it looks like it's base64 encoded. You can decode it like this
byte[] decoded = Convert.FromBase64String("EZQAEgETAhMQIBwIAUkAAABj");
and if you want, you can print the hex values like this
Console.WriteLine(BitConverter.ToString(decoded));
which prints
11-94-00-12-01-13-02-13-10-20-1C-08-01-49-00-00-00-63