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• When the output format is ASCII
Set the number of digits in the integer section, number of digits in the fraction section, negative number
expression, zero suppression, field separator, and record separator items.
• Output Format
Example) Integer digits: "2 digits", fractional digits: "3 digits", zero suppression: "No", field separator: "comma",
record separator: "CR"
• When the output format is binary
Set the numeric expression.
Select whether fixed decimal point or floating decimal point.
• Output Format
Measurement values expressed in mm are output continuously with 4 bytes per each data item.
Negative numbers are output in 2's complement format.
(Example) When Task 1 is "37.385762 mm", Task 2 is "40.673256 mm", Task 3 is "Measurement value
error", and Task 4 is "39.554658 mm".
TASK1 measured
value
,
TASK2 measured
value
,
• • •
TASK4 measured
value
CR
The output format, number of digits and the data separator, etc. can be changed if necessary.
If the measurement result is an abnormal value, the maximum value that can be expressed with the number of
integer and fractional digits is output.
If the measurement result can not be expressed because of the number of digits, the maximum value or minimum
value that can be expressed is output.
• If the measurement result is an abnormal value, HEX7FFFFFFF is output.
• Unlike ASCII output, binary output has no separators between data such as field separators or record separators,
etc.
Note
1
Meas u red v al u e of
TASK1
9 9
−
2 2 . 9 1 2 3 , 1 , 2 CR 3 9 9 1 2 2 3 . . . ,
Meas u red v al u e of
TASK2
Meas u red v al u e of
TASK4
Meas u red v al u e of TASK3
(Meas u rement error)
Field separator Field separator Record separator
Note
4 b ytes 4 b ytes 4 b ytes
<Meas u red v al u e of TASK1><Meas u red v al u e of TASK2> <Meas u red v al u e of TASK4>
Delimiter
CR
Task1: 373 8 5762 Task2: 40673256 Task4: 3955465 8 Task3: Error
$3A $76 $22 $02 $6C $9F $E 8 $5B $ 8 E $62 $7F $FF $FF $FF $02 $02
A delimiter w ill b e
attached to the end.
$0D
Note