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> > And only return the actual version value, not the 0x0A.
> About this, at the moment I am reporting the 0x0A to allow in the future
> possible extensions of the standard. A single byte for the version may
> be too limited given this technology is relatively fresh.
> What you think of this?

What does the standards document say about this 0x0A?

     Andrew