6-2-(106)
Normal Serial Interface
Section 6-2
Outputting Binary Data
The measurement data is multiplied by 1,000 and then output consecutively
using four bytes for each data element. Negative numbers are output as 2’s
complements.
SeeAlso
Refer to 2’s complements in
7HUPLQRORJ\
.
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Data Format
■
Condition Settings
Example
This example shows an example data output when data 0 is 256.324 and data
1 is -1.000.
CHECK
Unlike ASCII, no field or record separators are output to separate the data for
binary output
SeeAlso
Refer to
1RUPDO'DWD
.
• Digital Output Range
-2,147,483.648
measurement
2,147,483.647
The minimum value of “-2,147,483.648” will be output for measurements
less than -2,147,483.648.
The maximum value of “2,147,483.647” will be output for measurements
greater than 2,147,483.647.
• JG (Judgement) Outputs
The following values are output when JG (Judgement) has been set:
OK: 0
NG: -1000 (-1
1,000)
CHECK
After measurements have been made in Run Mode, the data up through the
last measurement will be output even if the mode is changed to another mode.
The data output will not be interrupted midway.
Item
Setting
Output format
Binary
Digits of integer
Setting these conditions is not required. They
are for ASCII output only.
Digits of decimal
Minus
Field separator
Record separator
0 Suppress
<Data 0
1,000>
4 bytes
<Data 1
1,000>
4 bytes
<Data 7
1,000>
4 bytes
Data 0: 256324
(256.324
1,000)
Data 1: -1000
(-1.000
1,000)
$00
$03
$E9
$44
$FF
$FF
$FC $18
