VISA :about converting the other date to string

I met a problem to do serial communication using VISA .When I convert the decimal value of 10 to the corresponding type of ASC code ,there is an error, but other digital conversion is no problem. Can anyone help me?
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True. But people asking questions on the forums shouldn't have to make us jump through hoops to be able to open their VI's to help them. The openable VI is attached.
But in this case, once you get the VI open, you are right, there are a lot more hoops inside of that. Multiple While Loops, multiple sequence structures. The Run Forever outer while loop. The Stop LabVIEW function which actually negates the purpose of the Run Forever outer while loop. Reconfiguring the serial ports on every iteration of the inner for loop. Case structures 3 deep when a single case structure and a boolean AND will do. Backwards wires.
So where is the "conversion problem"?
And did you mean to say "date" in your subject line or "data"? I don't see anything related to dates.
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