Got a specific example which got me confused. Configuration: Swap: none Output: key/value Type: int16 (be) Length: 1 Offset: 0 No mask Calculation: 1 Input msg.payload is [35800,0]. Output: -29736 How is output determined here? First value in input (35800) translates to 2 bytes 10001011'110110…

Here you go. I've seen this before. you need to swap 32 then swap 16 (or use the little endian with swap16) My preference is to use the buffer from the lower output. [image] [{"id":"adbff919ad985082","type":"inject","z":"72c6b31a07855fae","name":"","props":[{"p":"payload"},{"p":"topic","vt":"str…

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