Omron SYSMAC C200H-ASC02 Operation Manual page 65

BASIC Language
ASIN Function
ATN Function
CDBL Function
CINT Function
COS Function
CSNG Function
FIX Function
Example: A = ACOS (1)
Remarks: The arc cosine is given in radian units in the range of 0 to pi.
Purpose: To return the arc sine of the value given by the argument
Format: ASIN(<x>)
<x> is a number in the range of -1 to 1.
Example: A = ASIN (1)
Remarks: The arc sine is given in radian units in the range of -pi/2 to pi/2.
Purpose: To return the arc tangent of the value given by the argument
Format: ATN(<x>)
<x> is a number in the range of -1 to 1.
Example: A = ATN (1)
Remarks: The arc tangent is given in radian units in the range of -pi/2 to
pi/2.
Purpose: To convert a single-precision numeric value into
double-precision
Format: CDBL(<x>)
Example: CDBL (2/3)
Purpose: To round off a numeric value at the decimal point and convert it
into an integer
Format: CINT(<x>)
Example: A = CINT(B#)
Purpose: To return the cosine of the numeric value given by the argument
Format: COS(<x>)
<x> is an expression in radian units.
Example: A = COS(pi/2)
Purpose: To convert a numeric value into a single-precision real number
Format: CSNG(<x>)
Example: B = CSNG(C#)
Purpose: To return the integer part of the expression specified by the argu-
ment
Format: FIX(<x>)
Example: A = FIX(B/3)
Remarks: If the value of the argument is negative, this function returns a
different value than the INT function returns.
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