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11 INSTRUCTIONS AND FUNCTIONS
Processing Code 100
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Specifying Kanji shift in/out codes
Control table format definition
Element position
Item
%(0)
Processing code
%(1)
Change
%(2)
Number of shift in
code characters
%(3)
Number of shift out
code characters
%(4)
to
Shift in code
%(8)
%(9)
to
Shift out code
%(13)
• This processing code is used to specify Kanji shift in codes and Kanji shift out
codes, which are used at inputting/outputting JIS Kanji codes when Kanji code
conversion is performed at an open communication channel.
See the description of Processing Code 96 for the details about Kanji code
conversion.
• Specify 100 for the processing code.
• Whether or not to change the Kanji shift in/out codes is specified by setting
%(1) to either of the following values.
0 • • • The initial setting values are used as the codes.
1 • • • Change the codes to the ones specified in %(2) to %(13).
Note that the following default values are set initially.
Kanji shift in
• • • •
Kanji shift out
• • • •
• Specify how many characters should be used to represent the Kanji shift in/out
codes in number of shift in code characters and number of shift out code
characters.
• If the number of characters specified in control table is greater than the actual
number of characters specified for the Kanji shift in/out codes, the characters in
excess of the specified number of characters are ignored.
Description
Specify the processing code.
Specify whether or not to change the Kanji shift
in and shift out codes.
Specify the number of characters for the Kanji
shift in code.
Specify the number of characters for the Kanji
shift out code.
Specify Kanji shift in code 1 in the lower byte
and Kanji shift in code 2 in the higher byte.
Specify Kanji shift in code 9 in the lower byte
and Kanji shift in code 10 in the higher byte.
Specify Kanji shift out code 1 in the lower byte
and Kanji shift out code 2 in the higher byte.
Specify Kanji shift out code 9 in the lower byte
and Kanji shift out code 10 in the higher byte.
"ESC$@" (1B
, 24
, 40
H
H
"ESC(H" (1B
, 28
, 48
H
H
MELSEC-Q
)
H
)
H
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