TECHNICAL MANUAL
LARGE DISPLAYS DN109/NB - DN119/NB - DN189/NB - DN129/NB
CHAPTER 24
ETHERNET COMMUNICATION
24-13
The frames necessary to carry out these functions are included in section 24.2.1,
”, respectively.
TCP/IP Protocol
To use the TCP/IP protocol, the communication port must be properly configured (See
In order for the device to display a frame, this frame must be terminated with an end of
frame that is recognizable.
The last character sent is displayed to the right of the display.
The communication port is set automatically but can be changed at any time.
The display will be able to receive decimal numbers and ASCII characters. Once the
desired values are sent, there are certain control parameters to modify the color, the luminosity,
and the blinking. These parameters must be sent
AFTER
the values to be displayed.
Color
Luminosity
Blinking
Order
ASCII Code
Order
ASCII Code
Order
ASCII Code
Red
“X0” or “x0”
(7830h o 5830h)
Minimal
“Y0” or “y0”
(7930h or 5930h)
Start
08h
Green
“X1” or “x1”
(7831h o 5831h)
Low
“Y1” or “y1”
(7931h or
5931h
)
End
09h
Yellow
“X2” or “x2”
(7832h o 5832h)
Medium
“Y2” or “y2”
(7932h or
5932h
)
Orange
“X3” or “x3”
(7833h o 5833h)
High
“Y3” or “y3”
(7933h or
5933h
)
Maximum
“Y4” or “y4”
(7934h or
5934h
)
Example:
The following table shows some examples combining numeric values in ASCII format and
control parameters.
Frame to send
Displayed
value
%QBx
%QBx+1
%QB x+2
%QB x+3
%QB x+4
%QB x+5
%QB x+6
%QB x+7
*
38h
39h
2Eh
35h
37h
32h
89.572
(1)
2Dh
36h
37h
2Eh
31h
30h
08h
-67.10
(2)
36h
2Eh
34h
36h
32h
33h
6.4623
36h
2Eh
34h
36h
32h
33h
58h
31h
6.4623
(3)
(7) In monochrome or color equipment set to red by default
(8) Blinking value
(9) Setting the color of the digits with the control command.
*For PLC, %QBx corresponds to a certain position in the output address space, from that
address the values must be consecutive.