2.2.26.5.2 Data Interpretation Example

The following examples illustrate how the data is interpreted for various word sizes:

For the given data: FF 11 EE 22 DD 33 CC 44 BB 55 (where 55 is the MSB and FF is the LSB)

For 32-bit word size:

• 0x22EE11FF (address 0)
• 0x44CC33DD (address 1)
• 0x000055BB (address 2)

For 16-bit word size:

• 0x11FF (address 0)
• 0x22EE (address 1)
• 0x33DD (address 2)
• 0x44CC (address 3)
• 0x55BB (address 4)

For 8-bit word size:

• 0xFF (address 0)
• 0x11 (address 1)
• 0xEE (address 2)
• 0x22 (address 3)
• 0xDD (address 4)
• 0x33 (address 5)
• 0xCC (address 6)
• 0x44 (address 7)
• 0xBB (address 8)
• 0x55 (address 9)

For 9-bit word size:

• 0x11FF -> 0x01FF (address 0) 0x22EE -> 0x00EE (address 1) 0x33DD -> 0x01DD (address 2)
• 0x44CC -> 0x00CC (address 3) 0x55BB -> 01BB (address 4)

For a 9‑bit word size, the upper 7 bits of each 16‑bit value are ignored.