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Code
(1)
<h > (Header)
(2)
<a > (Address)
$(R(1),2)
(3)
"00", "0503"
(4)
&(W(1),2)
(5)
&(W(2),4)
(6)
(W(3),10)
(7)
&(W(8),4)
(8)
<t> (Terminator)
(9)
<c> (Check code)
Type: Code, Data: 02 hex
(R(1),2): Converts 2-byte data and compares the receive data
with the word (first send word specified with the PMCR
instruction operand + 1).
$: Forward direction ASCII conversion
(Converts the send message from hexadecimal code to ASCII
code, and outputs the send data from the lower byte.)
Constant ASCII
(W(1),2): Converts 2-byte data and stores it in the word (first
receive word specified with the PMCR instruction operand + 1).
&: Forward direction hexadecimal conversion
(Converts the receive message from ASCII code to
hexadecimal code, and stores the receive data from the lower
byte.)
(W(2),4): Converts 4-byte data and stores it in the word (first
receive word specified with the PMCR instruction operand + 2).
&: Forward direction hexadecimal conversion
(Converts the receive message from ASCII code to
hexadecimal code, and stores the receive data from the
rightmost byte.)
(W(3),10): Converts 10-byte data and stores it in the word (first
receive word specified with the PMCR instruction operand +3).
(W(8),4): Converts 4-byte data and stores it in the word (first
receive word specified with the PMCR instruction operand + 8).
&: Forward direction hexadecimal conversion
(Converts the receive message from ASCII code to
hexadecimal code, and stores the receive data from the
rightmost byte.)
Type: Code, Data: 03 hex
Type: LRC (horizontal parity) (0) (1-byte BIN)
Setting range: RV PRO_R = 2 to 9
RV FINSERR=2 to 7
RV COMFERR=2 to 5
Description
9．Program
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