Bluetooth Multimeter Problems #42

all process is explained in ludwichs page https://github.com/ludwich66/Bluetooth-DMM
but basically you have to make Xor operation with these hex values

for each byte. for example first byte b1^41 second byte b2^21 ....
after that you will get clean results for exampla if auto range symbol on you will get 1 at bit 87 (for big dmms) other wise it can be complicated. because before xor some of them will be 0 for on state others will be 1. after these you have to find which bit makes what but as I said before we already published all bit values in ludwichs page you can find all in there. the other prombel is the digits. if you wil not use a someting like 7seqment display (that every part of digit responds a bit) then you have to get 7 bits of data for a digit and change with equal value (for example 1111101 can be 0 or 0100010 can be means 1. I selected these values randomly for giving example). this can be your starting point.