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4-3-11. String Variable Query (210H)
Function: Query string variables for the number of query data from the query start variable number.
Data name Data range (value)
Data size
[bytes]
Cumulative
bytes [bytes]
Endian Sign extension
Unit Description Remarks
Big Little Yes No
Command
Header '!' 1 1  
Station 'XX(h)' 2 3  
Message ID '210(h)' 3 6  
Program number 'XX(h)' 2 8   ‘00(h)’ in the case of global variable specification
Query start variable
number
'XXX(h)' 3 11  
Number of query
variable data
'XX(h)' 2 13  
The number of data will be limited based on the
send/receive buffers.
SC 'XX(h)' 2 15  
CR 0Dh 1 16  
LF 0Ah 1 17  
Normal response
Header '#' 1 1  
Station 'XX(h)' 2 3  
Message ID '210(h)' 3 6  
Program number 'XX(h)' 2 8   ‘00(h)’ in the case of global variable specification
Response start
variable number
'XXX(h)' 3 11  
Number of response
variable data
'XX(h)' 2 13  
The number of data will be limited based on the
send/receive buffers.
String variable data
(*1)
'XX(h)' 2 15   Char-type data (hexadecimal ASCII code)
Remaining string
variable data
Data indicated by *1
for the number of
remaining data
MAX
508
MAX
523
 
Remaining string variable data = Data indicated
by *1 x Number of remaining data = 2 bytes x
(Max FFh – 1) = 508 bytes
SC 'XX(h)' 2
MAX
525
 
CR 0Dh 1
MAX
526
 
LF 0Ah 1
MAX
527
 
Error
respon
se
Error response
format Refer to the error
response format.
10 10  
(Note 1) Add H (or h) at the end of each data expressed in hexadecimal notation. If there is no H or h at the end, the data is considered a decimal.
(Note 2) Data enclosed in single quotation marks indicates an ASCII code. Data is a hexadecimal ASCII code if (h) is added before the closing quotation mark, or a decimal ASCII code if (d) is
added before the closing quotation mark.