Hex Converter

Hex Converter compared with Windows Programmer Calculator
Hex Converter	Windows Programmer Calculator
Purpose: The SCADACore page decodes a hex string as bytes, integers and floats at different byte significance. It is meant to identify the number format of raw data from unfamiliar sensors and devices.	Purpose: Programmer mode of Windows Calculator converts a number between HEX, DEC, OCT and BIN and performs integer operations on it.
Decoded data types: Float, UINT32, INT32, UINT16 and INT16 are shown, together with ASCII and binary representations of the input. A table lists the raw value and the decoded value.	Decoded data types: Programmer mode works only with integers and decimal operations are disabled.
Byte order: For the 32-bit types it shows Big Endian (ABCD), Little Endian (DCBA), Mid-Big Endian (BADC) and Mid-Little Endian (CDAB). For the 16-bit types it shows Big Endian (AB) and Little Endian (BA).	Byte order: Word sizes are QWORD (64-bit), DWORD (32-bit), WORD (16-bit) and BYTE (8-bit).
	Bit-level work: A bit flip panel lets the user click individual bits, numbered from 0. Switching to a smaller word size truncates the value to fit.
Platform and openness: It runs in the browser from the SCADACore website. The page does not state how input data is handled, so check its privacy policy before pasting confidential data.	Platform and openness: It is a Windows app written in C++ and C#, supplied with Windows and available from the Microsoft Store. The source is published under the MIT licence.

Hex Converter compared with Windows Programmer Calculator

Hex Converter

Windows Programmer Calculator

Purpose: The SCADACore page decodes a hex string as bytes, integers and floats at different byte significance. It is meant to identify the number format of raw data from unfamiliar sensors and devices.

Purpose: Programmer mode of Windows Calculator converts a number between HEX, DEC, OCT and BIN and performs integer operations on it.

Decoded data types: Float, UINT32, INT32, UINT16 and INT16 are shown, together with ASCII and binary representations of the input. A table lists the raw value and the decoded value.

Decoded data types: Programmer mode works only with integers and decimal operations are disabled.

Byte order: For the 32-bit types it shows Big Endian (ABCD), Little Endian (DCBA), Mid-Big Endian (BADC) and Mid-Little Endian (CDAB). For the 16-bit types it shows Big Endian (AB) and Little Endian (BA).

Byte order: Word sizes are QWORD (64-bit), DWORD (32-bit), WORD (16-bit) and BYTE (8-bit).

Bit-level work: A bit flip panel lets the user click individual bits, numbered from 0. Switching to a smaller word size truncates the value to fit.

Platform and openness: It runs in the browser from the SCADACore website. The page does not state how input data is handled, so check its privacy policy before pasting confidential data.

Platform and openness: It is a Windows app written in C++ and C#, supplied with Windows and available from the Microsoft Store. The source is published under the MIT licence.