Problem with input unit price into Gram scale

Question

I am using a GRAM electronic scale and programming in C# to input a unit price onto the scale. According to the documentation, the byte sequence "77 f9 00 00 04 00 00 2b 5c 01" is used to represent a unit price of 111, and this has been successfully implemented. However, i am unclear about how the part "00 00 2b 5c" of this sequence translates to the unit price of 111, as stated in the documentation.

Answer 1

These docs are representing bytes in hexadecimal. Converting the price data bytes in the example (0x00002b5c) to decimal returns 11100, your price in cents ($111.00).