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5
Data Display
Digits
Decimal Point
Display Type
5-6
Set a memory address used to specify the number of digits of the
numerical data display.
When the numerical data display includes decimal places, the
number of digits specified at this address must include the number of
decimal places.
Display Type
DEC
HEX
OCT
BCD
BIN
FLOAT
* If the number of digits of a value being read exceeds the
limit specified, a hyphen is displayed, indicating an
overflow.
Set a memory address used to specify the number of decimal places
of the numerical data display.
Display Type
DEC
BCD
FLOAT
HEX/OCT/BIN *
* The number of decimal places must be smaller than the
number of digits. If the number of decimal places is the
same as or more than the number of digits, an overflow
arises.
For HEX, OCT or BIN as [Display Type], decimal point
setting does not take effect.
Even if a value is set for [Decimal Point] in such a case, it is
assumed to be zero.
Set a memory address used to specify the display type of the
numerical data display.
Place a value at the memory address according to the following:
0: DEC (w/o sign)
1: DEC (w/ -sign)
2: DEC (w/ +-sign)
3: HEX
4: OCT
5: BIN
6: FLOAT*
7: BCD (w/o sign)
8: BCD (w/ -sign)
9: BCD (w/ +-sign)
* This setting takes effect when [Data Length: 2-Word] is
selected in the [Main] tab window. The [Display Type]
setting is invalid when [Input Type: Actual Number] is
selected in the [Main] tab window.
Digits
1 to 10
1 to 8
1 to 11
1 to 8
1 to 32
1 to 32
Decimal Point
0 to 9
0 to 7
0 to 31
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