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- <area>is the address space area (AR, DM, CIO, HR, WR).
- <offset> is the register address (0-65535). In the case of multi-register variables (e.g. FLOAT), this is the address of the first register. It is possible to enter a hexadecimal number using the # character, e.g. DM#3A.
- <bit> is an optional part of the address that specifies a specific bit (0-15) within the register. This allows individual bits to be addressed.
<type> is an optional part of the address that specifies how the data is interpreted:
Type Description BIT Working with a single bit (default value if the address contains a bit specification, eg HR1.3) BYTE_U The higher (first) byte of the register BYTE_L The lower (second) byte of the register WORD Register interpreted as a 16-bit unsigned number (default value if the address does not contain a bit specification, e.g. HR1) SHORT Register interpreted as a 16-bit signed number BCD Register interpreted as an unsigned BCD number (0-9999) SBCD Register interpreted as a signed BCD number (+/-7999) LBCD Two 16-bit registers interpreted a 4-byte unsigned BCD number (0-99999999) SLBCD Two 16-bit registers interpreted a 4-byte signed BCD number (0-79999999) DWORD Two 16-bit registers interpreted as a 32-bit unsigned number (byte order depends on the 4-byte Endian Mode parameter)
LONG Two 16-bit registers interpreted as a 32-bit signed number (byte order depends on the 4-byte Endian Mode parameter) FLOAT Two 16-bit registers interpreted as a 32-bit float number (byte order depends on the 4-byte Endian Mode parameter)
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- DM10 - DM area, register 10, interpreted as a 16-bit unsigned number
- HR0200.0 - HR area, register 200, the lowest bit
- DM#020, FLOAT - DM area, registers 32 and 33 interpreted as a 32-bit float number
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- Ver. 1.0 - August 28th, 2020 - document created.
- Ver. 1.1 - September 3rd, 2020 - support for FINS/TCP variant.
- Ver. 1.2 - October 5th, 2020 - support for BCD numbers.
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