I use WinBin. For those of you who are familiar to it, you know that there is a "show in calculated values / show raw data" button. When I go to calculate the change I need to achieve 128, should I use calculated or raw numbers?

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Raw numbers are in hex. Calculated values are what you would understand.

 

WinBin convert the Hex to Decimal. So should I use the "understandable" numbers or the "converted" number to find the correction equation?

 

Yes use the corrected numbers. What do you mean by correction equation?

 

You know, the "BLM value" / 128 = CV

CV * "VE value" = corrected VE value

Thats what I meant. I dunno what to call it really.