Fix: Correct byte order in address representation for 'xx1527' model #124
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Summary
This pull request fixes a bug in the
xx1527
model where the address bytes were displayed in the wrong order.Problem
The original code incorrectly formats the 24-bit address by reversing the byte order:
This results in the least significant byte appearing first, which is misleading and inconsistent with common address representations.
Fix
Replaced the line with:
This correctly displays the most significant byte first, ensuring the address is shown in standard big-endian order (MSB → LSB).
Impact