TAMAGAWA TS5013N68 TS5013N68 TS5013N68 TS5013N68 TS5013N68 TS5013N68 TS5013N68

TS5013N68

TS5217N530

DIH35-5000C/T-P8-L6-5V

OIH100-1024C/T-P2-12V

TS5233N430

DIH48-6000C/T-P8-L6-5V

TS5246N430

TS1857N112

TS5213N551

TS5214N364

TS5312N512-2000C/TOSE.5KN-6-12-108

TS5146N11

BKO-NC6214

TS5214N500

48-2500PA-L6-5V

TS5205N4540IH60-8192C/T-P8-L6-5V

TS3699N172

TS3653N3E8

1510N122

TS3653N1E2

TS5667N120

When the FORMAT is set to exponential notation, Real data type values are written to the
output buffer as:
<leading spaces><sign><digit> '.' <PREC digits>'E' <sign><digits without leading zero>
● When the FORMAT is set to fixed point notation, integer, unsigned integer, and real data
type values are written to the output buffer as:
<leading spaces><sign><digits without leading zeroes>'.'<PREC digits>
● Leading zeros to the left of the decimal point (except the digit adjacent to the decimal
point) are suppressed.
● Values to the right of the decimal point are rounded to fit in the number of digits to the
right of the decimal point specified by the PREC parameter.
● The size of the output string must be a minimum of three bytes more than the number of
digits to the right of the decimal point.
● Values are right-justified in the output string.
Conditions reported by ENO
When an error is encountered during the conversion operation, the following results will be
returned:
● ENO is set to 0.
● OUT is set to 0, or as shown in the examples for string to value conversion.
● OUT is unchanged, or as shown in the examples when OUT is a string.
Table 8- 32 ENO status
ENO Description
1 No error
0 Illegal or invalid parameter; for example, an access to a DB that does not exist
0 Illegal string where the maximum length of the string is 0 or 255
0 Illegal string where the current length is greater than the maximum length
0 The converted number value is too large for the specified OUT data type.
0 The OUT parameter maximum string size must be large enough to accept the number of characters
specified by parameter SIZE, starting at the character position parameter PIllegal P value where P=0 or P is greater than the current string length
0 Parameter SIZE must be greater than parameter PREC.
Chars_TO_Strg copies an array of ASCII character bytes into a character string.
Strg_TO_Chars copies an ASCII character string into an array of character bytes.
Note
Only the zero based array types (Array [0..n] of Char) or (Array [0..n] of Byte) are allowed as
the input parameter Chars for the Chars_TO_Strg instruction, or as the IN_OUT parameter
Chars for the Strg_TO_Chars instruction.
All or part of an array of characters is copied to a string.
The output string must be declared before Chars_TO_Strg is
executed. The string is then overwritten by the Chars_TO_Strg
operation.
Strings of all supported maximum lengths (1..254) may be used.
The string maximum length value is not changed by
Chars_TO_Strg operation. Copying from array to string stops
when the maximum string length is reached.
A nul character '$00' or 16#00 value in the character array works
as a delimiter and ends copying of characters into the string. The Chars parameter is a pointer to zero based array [0..n] of
characters to be converted into a string. The array can be
declared in a DB or as local variables in the block interface.
Example: "DB1".MyArray points to MyArray [0..10] of Char
element values in DB1.
pChars IN Dint Element number for the first character in the array to copy.
Array element [0] is the default value.
Cnt IN UInt Count of characters to copy: 0 means all
Strg OUT String Target string The complete input string Strg is copied to an array of
characters at IN_OUT parameter Chars.
The operation overwrites bytes starting at array element
number specified by the pChars parameter.
Strings of all supported max lengths (1..254) may be used.
An end delimiter is not written; this is your responsibility. To
set an end delimiter just after the last written array
character, use the next array element number [pChars+Cnt]Source string
pChars IN DInt Array element number for the first string character written to
the target array
Chars IN_OUT Variant The Chars parameter is a pointer to zero based array [0..n] of
characters copied from the input string. The array can be
declared in a DB or as local variables in the block interface.
Example: "DB1".MyArray points to MyArray [0..10] of Char
element values in DB1.
Cnt OUT UInt Count of characters copied
No error
0 Chars_TO_Strg: Attempt to copy more character bytes to the output string than allowed by the maximum
length byte in the string declaration Chars_TO_Strg: The nul character (16#00) value was found in the input character byte array.
0 Strg_TO_Chars: Attempt to copy more character bytes to the output array than are allowed by the element