Specifications

1070 072 131-102 (96.08) GB
BUEP03E Protocol8-24
A character variable is in the LOW byte of the word.
A floating-point number is positioned in memory according to the Low-
High word principle, and is represented with single accuracy.
All numbers are displayed from the % character, right or left-justified (see
above). A hex number can be displayed with (%#x) or without (%x) lea-
ding zeros.
If the actual "%", ",", and "\" characters are to be output, the following
control sequences are used:
- \% prints a % character
- \, prints a , character
- \\ prints a \ character
Syntax:
As on Page 8-15 in the Start - Syntax section.
Parameter word Contents
PW4 Command identifier - FO (Formatted Output)
PW5 Field type Identifier on
PW6 Field index text with
PW7 Field offset formats and variables
Parameter word Contents
PW8 Length (control text + arguments) in bytes
The length may be indicated as an estimate, however the estimate must
be at least as large as the actual length, i.e., if the actual length of the
data is 48 bytes, the estimated length may be indicated as 50 bytes.
BÜP03E actually copies 50 bytes from the PLC memory (DM, DB, DF)
into the R500 memory, however the actual data itself would be selected
from the volume of data in the R500 memory. It is not necessary to count
the text precisely to the byte. However, the estimated length should not be
excessive (in the case of DM, for example, the max. length always = 512
bytes). On account of the system bus access times, the length should be
indicated as accurately as possible.
PW9 - PW16 are reserved.