Feel free to, you know, expound on your answers a little.
There are several different POINT I/O adapters and they each work a little differently.
1734-PDN just passes through the DeviceNet signals to the POINT backplane and the POINT modules appear as DeviceNet nodes themselves.
1734-ADN appears as a DeviceNet node that aggregates all the data from the attached POINT modules into I/O assemblies.
1734-ADNX does the same thing as the 1734-ADN, plus allowing attachment of additional DeviceNet network devices as well as the POINT modules.
1734D PointBlock appears as a DeviceNet node and has it's own onboard I/O and data assemblies, then passes the DeviceNet signals on to the POINT backplane where the POINT modules appear as separate nodes.
So, which one of these are you using, and how many (and of what type) other POINT modules are attached to the same network ?
I know you're a ControlLogix newcomer, but the DeviceNet stuff isn't bad once you get used to the data mapping.
It would also be good to know if you're using variable-length data, or have to append a carriage-return or other data to your ASCII string.