A very few commands require a 32-bit (long) value describing the parameter. All these 32-bit values must be sent in the form of four bytes - high byte first and low byte last. That means that to send a value such as decimal 115200 (= 0x0001C200), 0x00, 0x01, 0xC2 and 0x00 have to be sent in that order.
In the chapter Command Description, 32-bit parameters are described as type "long" in the corresponding parameter tables.
Syntax in iLCD Manager XE:
\iIB\1\L115200
\iIB\1\X1\XC200
\iIB\x1\x0\x1\xC2\x0
All above notations represent the same value (115.200 resp. 0x1C200). Note that long values may also be specified by a pair of words or 4 bytes. Refer to Syntax used in iLCD Manager XE for further information about these introducters.
The actual bytes sent via the interface can be verified in the "Hex" part of any editor panel. The sequence for the above example would look like this:
[AA][49][42][01][00][01][C2][00]
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