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2.2
PROGRAMMING (Cont'd)
(3)
Input format
A variable block format conforming
to
JIS
(Japanese
Industrial
Standard)
B6313 is used for YASNAC i80M.
Table 2.2.6 shows the
input
format. Numerals
following the address
characters in Table
2.2.6
indicate
the programmable number of digits.
(EXAMPLE)
Word
X
+
Meaning
5
3
Down
to
third decimal
place'
Five digits of
integer*
Sign
Address
character:
X
*
Differs in metric and inch
input
format.
•
Metric
input format
.
05 N5 03
a
+
53
F5 S2 T2
M3
D(H)2
B3;
•
Inch
input
format
05 N5 G3
a+44 F31
S2
T2
M3
D(H)2
B3;
1. "a"
represents
X,
Y.
Z.
I,
J
or
K.
2.
P. Q.
R and
L are
omitted in the above format because
they are
used for various
meanings.
NOTE
1.
A decimal
point
should be omitted in actual
programming,
when
you
make
a program
including decimal
points.
Refer
to
Par.
2.8.3 "Decimal
Point Input"
2. The
leading zeros can
be
suppressed
for all address codes. Plus
signs
need
not
be
programmed,
but
all
minus
signs
must
be
programmed.
3. In the
manual,
EOB
(end
of
block)
code in
a
program example
is
represented by a semicolon
(
:
).
In actual programming, CR
(EIA code)
or
LF/NL
(ISO code)
should be used instead of the semicolon
(
;
).
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