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AerDebug U600 User’s Guide
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Aerotech, Inc.
Version 1.4
4.6.91. VDSET (type) (number) (value)
The VDSET command sets the value of the specified double variable. There are four
types, Global, Task Program and call Stack variables represented by G, T, P and S
respectively, all of which will hold floating point numbers in the range of 1.7E-308 to
1.7E+308. There are ten of each Global and Task variables, each numbered 0 through 9,
determined by the NumGlobalDoubles and the NumTaskDoubles parameters. There are
four Program variables, numbered 0 through 3. There are twenty-six call Stack parameter
variables, numbered 0 through 25. If no variable number is specified, all variables of that
type will be displayed.
EXAMPLE:
VDSET G 0 123.456 ; set Global double variable 0 to 123.456
VDSET T 9 56.7 ; set Task double variable 9 to 56.7
VDSET P 3 19.63 ; set Program double variable 3 to 19.63
VDSET S 1 32.45 ; set call Stack double variable 1 to
; 32.45
4.6.92. VSGET (type) (number)
The VSGET command displays the specified string variable. There are three types,
Global, Task, and Program string variables represented by G, T and, P respectively, all
holding 128 character strings. There are ten Global, twenty Task string variables, each
numbered 0 through the (maximum size -1), determined by the NumGlobalStrings and
NumTaskStrings parameters. The number of program string variables is determined by the
number defined within the current CNC program associated with the current task. If no
variable number is specified, all variables of that type will be displayed.
EXAMPLE:
VSGET G 9 ; display Global string variable 9
VSGET T 19 ; display Task string variable 19
VSGET P 0 ; display Program string variable 0
4.6.93. VSMON (type) (number)
The VSMON command monitors the value of a string variable, updating the display
approximately every 100 msec. (10 times /second). There are three types, Global, Task
and Program string variables represented by G, T and P respectively, all holding 128
character strings. By default, there are ten Global, twenty Task string variables, each
numbered 0 through the(maximum size -1), determined by the NumGlobalStrings and
NumTaskStrings parameters. The number of Program string variables is determined by
the number defined within the current CNC program associated with the current task.
EXAMPLE:
VSMON G 9 ; monitor Global string variable 9
VSMON T 19 ; monitor Task string variable 19
VSMON P 0 ; monitor Program string variable 0