Manual
Programming
Chapter 3
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Where: is:
TO the
qualifier that specifies the destination of the data transfer; you can
abbreviate as T
. Y
ou must specify the T
O qualifier and it must be
followed by an address (which must include a data table address and
can include a remote node address).
<address>
the destination address for the data you are moving. This is either a
Data Highway II node address or programmable controller memory
address (see section titled
Addressing T
echniques
for addressing style
information).
These are examples of using the MOVE command with the FROM
qualifier:
MOVE FROM $B2:3/4 TO :76$B40:50/2
M F :66$010/1 T $B2:3/4
Syntax for the MOVE Command With an Integer Constant
The syntax for this command when using an integer constant is:
MOVE <integer constant> TO <address> or
MOVE TO <address> <integer constant>
Where: is:
MOVE the
command that tells the KP3 to transfer data.
<integer constant>
what you use in place of the FROM qualifier
. The correct format is
#digit, where digit is either 0 or 1.
TO
the qualifier that specifies the destination of the data transfer; you
can abbreviate as T
. Y
ou must specify the T
O qualifier and it must
be followed by an address (which must include a data table
address and can include a remote node address.
<address>
the address where the data resides that you are moving. This is
either a Data Highway II node address or programmable controller
memory address (see section titled
Addressing T
echniques
for
addressing style information).
These are examples of using the MOVE command with an integer
constant:
MOVE #1 TO :76$222/3
M #0 T :76$B2:3/4
See the section titled Programming Examples, at the end of this chapter,
for more command examples.