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GP-PRO/PBIII for Windows Ver. 6.1 PLC Connection Manual
Chapter 12 - Indicating Controllers
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12.4 RKC INSTRUMENT INC. Controllers
Depending on the designated address, decimal point will be handled inter-
nally as follows:
When the Device List Address is designated with no changes:
no decimal point data is used
When 0x1000 is added to the Device List Address:
one (1) decimal point integer is used
When 0x2000 is added to the Device List Address:
two (2) decimal point integers are used
When 0x3000 is added to the Device List Address:
three (3) decimal point integers are used
Depending on the Address designation method used, the GP/GLC/LT's
data will be as follows:
If the address designation method and the Indicating Controller data's decimal point
position are not the same, the address' decimal data will be either cut off or replaced
with a "0".
When decimal data becomes larger than 5 digits, the left-most digit(s) will be cut.
EX. If "1122334" is used, the number will become "22334".
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When writing data to an Indicating Controller, data must be integers.
Depending on the designated address, the decimal point will be handled
internally as follows:
When the Device List Address is designated with no changes:
no decimal point data is used
When 0x1000 is added to the Device List Address:
one (1) decimal point integer is used
When 0x2000 is added to the Device List Address:
two (2) decimal point integers are used
When 0x3000 is added to the Device List Address:
three (3) decimal point integers are used
No change to
Address data
Adding 0x1000 to
the Address
Adding 0x2000 to
the Address
Adding 0x3000 to
the Address
123 123 1230 12300 23000
123.4 123 1234 12340 23400
12.34 12 123 1234 12340
1.234 1 12 123 1234
GP/GLC/LT Data
Indicating
Controller Data