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Memory Tables
6-4
Memory Tables
Write Character-string Memory Table
!Caution If the actual character string is longer than the specified character string
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This section explains the commands used for memory table operations.
To change the contents of a character string memory table entry, use the
Write Character-string Memory Table Command.
To change the contents of a numeral memory table entry, use a Write
Numeral Memory Table Command.
Note that different commands are used to write 4-digit and 8-digit numerical
values.
Values can be copied from one memory table entry to another of the same
type by using the Copy Memory Table Command.
Reference
• When the contents of an NT20 numeral memory table entry are changed
by numeral setting input, a Number Input Notify Command is automati-
cally sent from the NT20 (refer to 6-5-2 Notification of Numeral Setting
Input and Touch Switch Status).
• By creating a bar graph screen and arranging for it to refer to a particular
numeral memory table entry, the display contents of the bar graph can be
updated by changing the contents of the numeral table entry.
Format
[ESC]
B
n
1
1B
42
* *
n
n
: Character string length as a number of normal characters (2-digit hexade-
1
2
cimal) 01 to 20
H
d
d
: Character-string memory table entry number of write destination (2-digit hexa-
1
2
decimal) 00 to 7F
c
c
c
to c
: Character-string data
1
2
3
n
Description
Writes the character-string data to the character-string memory table entry.
The character-string data can contain a mixture of normal alphanumeric char-
acters and marks. When determining the character string length, count each
mark as two normal characters.
length, the specified number of characters is written and the remainder are
discarded.
A timeout error message is displayed if the actual character string is shorter
than the specified character string length.
n
d
d
c
2
1
2
1
* *
* *
* *
* *
(1 to 32)
(0 to 127)
H
Section 6-4
c
c
c
2
3
n
* *
* *
* *
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