I2C issue: data byte is shifted by LabJack

:edit: Oops, posted in T4 but I'm using a T7 Pro

Hello,

I'm having an issue with my LabJack's I2C. My LabJack is communicating with the bootloader of a slave (atmega uC). Sending commands to this slave is not 'register-based' meaning that after writing the slave's addresss with the write-bit enabled (so set to zero) the next data byte is the command ('E' in this case) and not a register pointer. After sending a command I must read a single byte from the slave.

Initialization of LabJack I2C:

LJM_eWriteName(m_handle,"I2C_SDA_DIONUM", 13);

LJM_eWriteName(m_handle,"I2C_SCL_DIONUM", 12);

LJM_eWriteName(m_handle,"I2C_SPEED_THROTTLE", 65516.0);

LJM_eWriteName(m_handle,"I2C_OPTIONS", 3.0);

---------------------------------------------- My code: --------------------------------------------

int err = 0;

int errAddress = 0;

const char txData[1] = {'E'};

uint8_t rxData[1];

// Slaves address is 0x42

LJM_eWriteName(m_handle,"I2C_SLAVE_ADDRESS", 0x42);

LJM_eWriteName(m_handle,"I2C_NUM_BYTES_TX", 1);

LJM_eWriteName(m_handle,"I2C_NUM_BYTES_RX", 1);

LJM_eWriteNameByteArray(m_handle,"I2C_DATA_TX", txData, &errAddress);

LJM_eWriteName(m_handle,"I2C_GO", 1);

LJM_eWriteNameByteArray(m_handle,"I2C_DATA_RX", 1, &rxData,&errAddress);

However, the LabJack is doing something with my data byte. See the included image of a capture with my logic analyzer. Instead of writing the character 'E' it's sending 0x8B. Now coincidentally, this is equal to 'E' (0x45) shifted by one and with the LSB set to 1. An operation that would be performed when reading from a slave with address 0x45. Additionally, i'm also missing a start bit after the write.

I hope anybody could help me figure out why this is happening. 

Thank you