Hi,
I am reading the bq76PL455A-Q1 Software Design Reference, there are couple examples mentioned the response data. See below
How does the 7319 convert to 2.2480V data?
0B 7319 72FC 730E 730D 7311 72F1 F6DF (response)
The response here contains the data for selected channels from device 1. In the
case of this response, the Command Channel Select register (address 3 to 6) was
set to 0x003F0000, which selects cell channels 1 to 6 and no AUX nor ancillary
channels. This selection has a total of six cell channels. Two bytes of data are
returned for each channel. The data are as follows:
0B = Response header byte. The most significant bit in a response message
header byte is always 0, and the other bits represent the number of data
bytes in packet minus 1 (that is, in this case, 12 bytes of data bytes for 6
cell channels). 0x0B = 11, which is 12 – 1.
7319 = Channel 6 data (2.2480 V)
72FC = Channel 5 data (2.2458 V)
730E = Channel 4 data (2.2472 V)
730D = Channel 3 data (2.2471 V)
7311 = Channel 2 data (2.2474 V)
72F1 = Channel 1 data (2.2449 V)
F6DF = CRC
Thanks,
Dick
