Télécommande Icom8500 problème variable hexa

Bonjour.
Je cherche à télécommander un ICOM 8500. (il y a un topic ici http://forums.ni.com/t5/Discussions-de-produit-de-NI/conversion-en-hexa/m-p/821160#M25265, mais un peu vieux)
Je sèche sur le réglage du gain:
Je veux envoyer le commande suivante (en hexa):
FEFE 4AE0 1401 0255 FD (avec la partie en rouge variable de 0000 à 0255 par glissière).
Le problème est que j'arrive uniquement à mettre en variable l'hexa de ma valeur (par ex. pour 0255: 3032 3535).
Comment faire ???
Et question supplémentaire (mais moins importante), est-il possible avec la glissière, d'avoir l'échelle de 0 à 100, mais d'envoyer les valeurs de 0000 à 0255 ???
Merci de vos réponses
Résolu !
Accéder à la solution.

Bon et bien, j'ai testé, ça fonctionne impec, mais......
J'avoue avoir un petit problème dans la compréhension du "code" attendu par l'Icom (une partie hexa, une partie chaîne mais en format hexa enfin... non) bref, je suis un peu perdu.
Du coup, j'ai le même problème cette fois là avec le vi que vous aviez fait il y a quelque temps pour quelqu'un d'autre
Parce que du coup, on obtient un chaîne, et là, rebelotte, il faudrait que j'ai:
"9078563412" en chaîne, qui soit convertit en "9078 5634 12" en hexa.... et encore une fois je sèche...
Merci

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