Hi Freddy, [quote user="Freddy Pena"] However, for some reason whenever I read the data set I get certain undesirable characters (example the string below). It becomes very difficult to parse and some of he data really makes no sense. "\x00\xFF\xFF`\x00\xFF\xFFr\x00\xFF\xFFu\x00\xFF\xFFj\x00\xFF\xFFi\x00\xFF\xFFj\x00\xFF\xFF""c\x00\xFF\xFFi\x00\xFF\xFF""d\x00\xFF\xFFpEND\x00" [/quote] It looks like you are either getting corrupted data OR for some reason your software is deciding to decode some bytes as ASCII characters. My guess is the later issue. Therefore, " \x00\xFF\xFF` " is really 00 FF FF 60, where " ` " is the character represented by \x60. By following this logic for the rest of your your string the data seems to make sense to me, assuming you are measuring a near 0V signal.
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