IDEC High Performance Series - Manual (Page 137)

WindO/I-NV2 User’s Manual 3-35
5 User Communication
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Communic
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■ Command
Shows a list of command data. Double clicking the line displays the Data Settings dialog box.
For details, refer to “Data Settings Dialog Box” on page 3-37. The maximum amount that can be configured is 32
commands per protocol.
The content displayed in lists varies based on the type of command.
Constant (Character): Displays the specified data enclosed in " ".
"Data"
Example: "1234"
Constant (Hexadecimal): Displays the specified data with each byte value enclosed in ' '.
'Data of the first byte' 'Data of the second byte' 'Data of the third byte' 'Data of the
forth byte'
Example: '31' '32' '33' '34'
Device: Displays the specified data enclosed by < >, in the following order.
<Device Conversion Type Number of bytes Variable Words Storage Method of data>
Device: Displays the device address enclosed by [ ]
When the Use Reference Device check box is selected,
displays as OFFSET([Device], [Reference Device])
Number of bytes: Displays the number of bytes of the transmitted or
received data.
Conversion Type: Display the conversion methods for values of devices as
follows.
B16-A: When Binary (HEX) to ASCII is selected
B10-A: When Binary (DEC) to ASCII is selected
N: When No Conversion is selected
Variable: When the Variable check box is selected, variables are
displayed as follows.
V00: When NULL (00h) is selected for transmission
command
V [Device]: When Device is selected for transmission
command
V: In the case of receive command
Words: Displays the number of word devices for transmitting or
receiving data.
Storage Method of data: Displays the handling method for value of read device as
follows.
U: When from Upper byte is selected
L: When from Lower byte is selected
Example: <OFFSET([LDR0100], [LDR0300]) N 2V[LDR0200] 2 U>
Registering Constant (Character):
Displays the specified data enclosed in << >>.
<<Index No. of No. 1: Data of No. 1 Index No. of No. 2: Data of No. 2 ... Index No. of
No. N: Data of No. N Index Device>> (N = 1 to 100)
Data: Displays the data enclosed by " "
Index Device: Displays the device address enclosed by [ ]
Example: <<1:"123" 2 :"456" 3 :"789" [LDR0100]>>
Registering Constant (Hexadecimal):
Displays the specified data enclosed in << >>.
<<Index No. of No. 1: Data of No. 1 Index No. of No. 2: Data of No. 2 ... Index No. of
No. N: Data of No. N Index Device>> (N = 1 to 100)
Data: Displays the data enclosed by ' '
Index Device: Displays the device address enclosed by [ ]
Example: <<1:'313233' 2:'343536' 3 :'373839' [LDR0100]>>