User`s manual

CHAPTER 2: PROGRAMMING

Each 16-bit location may contain two ASCII characters (1 byte each).

By default, the most significant byte of the base address stores the first

character, the least significant byte stores the second character, the first

byte of the next sequential location stores the third character, and so on.

The data held in this range of address locations is expected to be an

ASCII data format.

Note: The ASCII data format is very useful for PLC applications reading

ASCII data from bar code readers or data collection terminals.

Timer (KT)

Time-

base

Range = 000.0 to 999.d

Value

Bit

16-Bit Timer

LSB

MSB

Bit

This data type displays the first 10 bits of a 16-bit register location as a

3-digit (decimal) unsigned integer. The range for the Timer selection is

000.0 to +999.d, where d is the timebase (0 = 0.01 sec/count, 1 = 0.1

sec/count, 2 = 1.0 sec/count , and 3 = 10 sec/count). Timebase d is

found in Bits 12 and 13.

Note: This data format may not be scaled to different engineering units.

Counter (KC)

Range = 0 to 999

Value

Bit

16-Bit Counter

LSB

MSB

Bit

This data type displays the first 10 bits of a 16-bit register location as a

3-digit (decimal) unsigned integer. The range for the Counter selection

is 0 to +999.

Note: This data format may not be scaled to different engineering units.