5.5 Command Explanation
CA5350
5-10
Format of parameters
Format of parameter numerical value used either of NR1 (integer format), NR2
(fixed-point format), and NR3 (exponential).
NR1 format Integer format
This format has no decimal point, and it considers that position of this decimal point is
in the end of the final digit.
± DDDD
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At the time of input, reading zero or space is ignored.
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At the time of output, reading zero is space.
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Sign is expressed with "+" and "-".
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When omitted at the time of input, it is interpreted as "+". Number of
overall digits is at user’s discretion.
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At the time of output, for some items, "+" may be shown with space.
Constant value when the number of overall digits is decided according
to the item.
Example: +01234
-500
18
NR2 format Real number (fixed-point) format
It is a value that includes decimal point, and decimal point is shown with "." (period).
± DD.DD
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At the time of input, reading zero or space is ignored. When number
before the decimal point is omitted, numerical value of the integer
part is interpreted as 0.
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At the time of output, reading zero is space.
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Sign is expressed with "+" and "-".
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When omitted at the time of input, it is interpreted as "+". Number of
overall digits is at user’s discretion.
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At the time of output, for some items, "+" may be shown with space.
Constant value when the number of overall digits is decided according
to the item.
Example: +012.34
-50.0
1.8
NR3 format Real number (exponential) format
± DD.DDE± DD
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This is exponential part.
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At the time of input, reading zero or space is ignored. When
number before the decimal point is omitted, numerical value
of the integer part is interpreted as 0.
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At the time of output, reading zero is space.
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Same as NR2 format.
Example: +0.1234E+03
-50.0E-6
1.8E-9
