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Decimal
point position
of
argument
Arguments are normally specified
as a signed,
decimal-point value.
If
no
decimal
point
is
used, the position
of the decimal
point
becomes
as shown
in
Table 2.14.12 below.
Fig. 2.14.11
Decimal Point Position
of Argument
Address
for
argument
specification
Input in nun
Input in
inches
A.
C
3
3
l
B
(Second
auxiliary
function)
3
3
B
(With
second
auxiliary
function)
0
n
D. H
0
0
E. F
0
(1)
1
(2)
I.
J.
K
3
'
4
M. S. T
0
0
Q.
R
3
A
U,
V.
w
3
4
X.
V.
z
4
3
O
The value indicates
the position
of the
decimal
point as
reckoned
from
the lowest
digit.
9
Numbers
in
(
)
indicate the number of
digits
before the
decimal
point
for addresses E and F when
parameter
Pm2004 Dll=
1
9
The address
of second auxiliary' function can
be
specified
other than B
by setting
the
parameter
pm4112.
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