Sorry about that...
Also, it doesn't seem to me to be a coincidence that the remaining five values never go above: 65536 or 2^16... So, I'm guessing that the remaining five digits convert directly to your 16 digit number (13 control + 3 internal checksum, either may come first and the control bits may be high to low or low to high).
After doing this I found it hard to match up the measurements with the binary numbers so either:
a) I made a mistake in my math.
b) Some of your measurements are wrong (from part 1)
c) I'm making a bad assumption.
At the moment my guess would be
Check-3 , Temp-2 , Charge-2 , Volume-4 , Flow-3 , Purge-2
I think what would be most helpful would be to have some new measurements to try and line up the binary numbers with.
Also, it doesn't seem to me to be a coincidence that the remaining five values never go above: 65536 or 2^16... So, I'm guessing that the remaining five digits convert directly to your 16 digit number (13 control + 3 internal checksum, either may come first and the control bits may be high to low or low to high).
After doing this I found it hard to match up the measurements with the binary numbers so either:
a) I made a mistake in my math.
b) Some of your measurements are wrong (from part 1)
c) I'm making a bad assumption.
At the moment my guess would be
Check-3 , Temp-2 , Charge-2 , Volume-4 , Flow-3 , Purge-2
I think what would be most helpful would be to have some new measurements to try and line up the binary numbers with.