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What do devicenet high bytes and low bytes mean?
Devicenet is 16 bits, the first eight bits are high bytes, and the last eight bits are low bytes. According to the query related information: 16 is two bytes, the first eight bits are high bytes, and the last eight bits are low bytes. When a plastic data logically longer than one byte is placed in memory (such as 16-bit, 32-bit, 64-bit integer), computer designers need to consider the storage order of these bytes.