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Chapter
12
Output Functions
This chapter describes and illustrates commands that allow the transfer of data
from the BASIC or BASIC-T module to external ports PRT1, PRT2, and DH485
within the BASIC program or from the command line. Table 12.1 lists the
corresponding mnemonics.
Table 12.1 Chapter Reference Guide
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Transfer data from the SLC I/O or M files to PRT1 or PRT2. CALL 23 12-2
Transfer data from the SLC processor to a remote DH485 data
file. CALL 28 12-6
Handle all errors that are not handled by the ONERR statement. CALL 29 12-13
Display the current PRT2 port setup. CALL 31 12-14
Clear port PRT2 input and output buffers. CALL 37 12-15
Transfer module output buffer to the CPU input image buffer. CALL 54 12-15
Transfer module output buffer to the CPU M1 file. CALL 57 12-16
Transfer module output buffer to the DH485 interface file. CALL 85 12-17
Write module output buffer to the remote DH485 data file. CALL 91 12-18
Write module output buffer to the remote DH485 interface file. CALL 93 12-22
Print current PRT1 port setup. CALL 94 12-24
Clear port PRT1 input and output buffers. CALL 96 12-24
User LED control CALL 112 12-25
Transmit the DF1 packet. CALL 114 12-26
Check the DF1 XMIT status. CALL 115 12-27
Write to a PLC data file. CALL 123 12-28
Print hex value with zero suppression to the console device. PH0. 12-37
Print hex value with zero suppression to PRT2. PH0.# 12-37
Print hex value with zero suppression to PRT1. PH0.@ 12-37
Print hex value with no zero suppression to the console device. PH1. 12-37
Print hex value with no zero suppression to PRT2. PH1.# 12-37
Print hex value with no zero suppression to PRT1. PH1.@ 12-37
Print variables, strings, or literals to the console device; P. is
shorthand for print. PRINT 12-35
Print to port PRT2. PRINT# 12-35
Print to port PRT1. PRINT@ 12-35
Print carriage return. PRINT CR 12-36
Print spaces. PRINT SPC( ) 12-36
Print tabs. PRINT TAB( ) 12-36
Print numeric values in scientific notation. PRINT USING(Fx) 12-36