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Hello,
I wonder what kind format is it?
HEFF
H8323135373430322D30300D
H24B414B444B4D49444948494B9A
H3432D313520547275636B2020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020

Thank you.
 

Well, it's ASCII hex but where it comes from I do not know. It's translation into readable characters is
[HE][FF]
[H8]2157432-00[CR]
[H2]KAKDKMIDIHIK[9A]
[H3]C-15-Tfuck(lots of spaces)

I'm not sure if the board will allow the last line, it contains a banned 4-letter word.
My guess is this is part of a MIDI command to a musical instrument.

Brian.
 

No its calibration for CAT ECM .....
It has no connection to a musical instrument.
I know Intel format and S-record format but this format is .....
I guess HEFF /beginning of the file /
H60AF5
HB05FA
HCFF <----- I believe End of the File
 

Probably a proprietary format then. The 'H' does seem to be a line header but without any line terminator it must rely on fixed length strings.

Brian.
 

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