This is a packed hexadecimal-encoded value, documented as 0xYYWW, specifying how to convert the raw tsiConfigurationValue integer into a real-world engineering unit; the high byte gives the power-of-ten divisor to apply and the low byte identifies which physical unit, volts, amps, percent, and so on, the result represents. Without decoding this field correctly, tsiConfigurationValue's raw number is meaningless; a value of 480 could mean 48.0V or 4.80V or something else entirely depending on what this units field specifies for that particular parameter. A management application displaying this parameter table to a human would need to parse this hex-encoded field first to correctly scale and label every displayed value rather than showing raw, ambiguous integers.