V020-E3-2 Omron, V020-E3-2 Datasheet - Page 221

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Screen Number Response
Format
Description
6-3
Write Character-string Memory Table
Format
Memory Tables
Memory Tables
Reference: S When the contents of an NT20S numeral memory table are changed by numeral
m
S The NT20S returns this command to report the currently displayed screen num-
S The new screen number is report to the Host with this command after the dis-
This section explains the commands used for memory table operations.
To change the contents of a character string memory table, use the Write Charac-
ter-string Memory Table Command.
To change the contents of a numeral memory table, use a Write Numeral Memory
Table Command.
Note that different commands are used to write 4-digit and 8-digit numerical val-
ues.
Values can be copied from one memory table to another of the same type by using
the Copy Memory Table Command.
S By creating a bar graph screen and arranging for it to refer to a particular numeral
n
d
c
1
1
1
ber to the Host in response to the Request Screen Number Command (refer to
6-2 Request Screen Number) sent from the Host.
played screen is switch with the Stand-alone functions (screen switch function).
setting input, a Number Input Notify Command is automatically sent from the
NT20S (refer to page 212)
memory table, the display contents of the bar graph can be updated by changing
the contents of the numeral table.
1
c
n
d
m
[ESC]
2
2
2
c
1B
: Character string length as a number of normal characters (2-digit hexade-
: Character-string memory table address of write destination (2-digit hexa-
2
3
m
to c
cimal) 01 to 20
decimal) 00 to 7F
3
: Number of displayed screen (4-digit hexadecimal)
n
000 to 1FA
42
B
: Character-string data
* *
n
1
[ESC]
1B
H
H
(0 to 500)
(1 to 32)
* *
H
n
2
(0 to 127)
59
Y
* *
d
1
* *
m
1
* *
d
2
* *
m
2
* *
c
1
* *
m
3
* *
c
2
[CR]
OD
* *
c
3
Section 6-3
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c
n
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