A byteblock simply is a sequence of zero or more bytes. The ASCII
syntax for a byteblock is #[hexstring]. The
hexstring is a sequence of hexadecimal values,
lower and upper case letters are both allowed. A byte block
consisting of the three bytes 1, 17 and 254 can thus be written as
#[0111fE].
In most cases, however, you will not write a byteblock constant
directly into the YCP code. You can use the SCR to read
and write byteblocks.
Example 2.5. Byteblock constants
#[ ]
#[42]
#[0111fE]
#[03A6f298B5]
