Delta AS Series Programming Manual page 1074

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should be included in the length. The maximum WORDs a string can contain is S
An ending character 16#00 takes a byte. For example, if S
WORDs and 2 WORDs equals to 4 bytes. And that means a string can contain 3 characters and 1 ending character
(16#00). The setting range for S
minimum or the maximum during operation and PLC does not send any error message.)
5. D is the sum of all the split strings.
2
6. The result of D
For example, if D
rd
and the 3
7. The instruction looks for a string for a length defined in S
1 to the value in D
8. Up to 256 characters can be stored in S
is reached even when there is no ending character, the splitting stops.
Example
Use "," as a splitter to split a string "abcd,1234,5.67,8910;ef" and use ";" as an ending character that stored in D0-D11. And
_6 store the results in the register starting from D100 in a unit of 10 WORDs.
Note: the string to be split does not include the characters "".
6 - 7 9 4
is 1-100. (If the input value is out of the range, the value will be seen as the
4
~ D + S *D –1 is the D devices that are occupied.
1 1 4 2
is 3, that means the 1
2
string will be stored in D + S
1
. Whenever one string is found,
2
1
is 2, the maximum WORDs a string can contain is 2
4
st
string will be stored from D
x2.
4
(WORD) till there is an ending character or a splitter. Add
4
and up to 20 sets of strings can be stored in D
and a WORD equals to 2 bytes.
4
nd
+0 and the 2 string will be stored in D
1
. When any of the limitation
2
+ S
1 4