Remote Processing BASIC for the CX-10 Modbus - Manual (Page 50)

BASIC PROGRAMMING GUIDE
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PH0.
PH1.
Syntax: PH0. expr
PH1. expr
Where: expr = any mathematical expression
Function: Print in hexadecimal format following the number with an "H".
Mode: Command, run
Use: PH0. PEEKB(1,3000)
DESCRIPTION
The PH0. and PH1. instructions work like PRINT instruction except that it print values in HEX. The value
printed is always a truncated integer and is followed with an "H" to indicate hexadecimal format. If expr
evaluates to a fractional number within integer range, expr is truncated and displayed in hex format. If expr is
not within integer range (0 through 0FFFFH/65535), the normal decimal PRINT mode is used. PH0.
suppresses two leading zeros if expr evaluates to less than 0FFH. PH1. always prints four hexadecimal digits.
If there is no expr, a carriage return - line feed combination (a blank line) will be output. An expr may be any
combination of instructions/operators and variables, strings, or literal values. More than one expr may be
output by separating them with commas. Values are printed with a leading space; a list of values separated
by commas will thus print with one intervening. This is different from the decimal PRINT instruction which
prints values with a trailing blank. Strings and literals are output with no added blanks. If a comma is the last
character in the list then a carriage return/linefeed is suppressed.
EXAMPLE
100 PH0. A