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APPENDIX A - ASSIGNMENT STATEMENT REFERENCE
Table A-4. Assignment statements of type 'display_resource.SRC = source_name' (ex. #LINE1.SRC = I1)
Resource Format
Displayed
Result
#LINE1.SRC Discrete: Integer1
0, 1
#LINE2.SRC
State
NOTE 1
#LINE3.SRC Short_state: Integer1
0 - 15
State
NOTE 1
Long_state:
Integer1
0 - 255
State
NOTE 1
Count:
Integer2
0 - 65535
State
NOTE 1
Msec_time:
Integer4
0 - 99999999 (0 - 99999999), first 8 digits alternate with 'OVERFLOW'
(100000000 and up)
Time1
hh:mm:ss (00:00:00.000 to 99:59:59.999), hhhh:mm alternates with
'OVERFLOW' (100:00:00.000 and up)
Time2
m:ss.sss (0:00.000 to 9:59.999), 'OVERFLOW' alternates with mm:ss.ss
(10:00.000 to 99:59.999),
hh:mm:ss (00:00:00.000 to 99:59:59.999), hhhh:mm (100:00:00.000 and up)
Time3
hhhh:mm
Time4
mm:ss.ss (10:00.000 to 99:59.999), 'OVF' alternates with
hh:mm:ss (00:00:00.000 to 99:59:59.999), hhhh:mm (100:00:00.000 and up)
Floating_point
Floatn
0.0 - 99999999 (0.0 - 99999999.0), first 8 digits alternate with 'OVERFLOW'
(100000000.0 and up)
Date:
Date
mm/dd/yy or dd/mm/yy
Asc:
Ascii
= input, marqueed if necessary
Hex:
Hex
= input, marqueed if necessary
#LINE3.SRC Discrete: Integer1
0, 1
#LINE4.SRC
State
NOTE 1
#LINE5.SRC Short_state: Integer1
0 - 15
State
NOTE 1
Long_state:
Integer1
0 - 255
State
NOTE 1
Count:
Integer2
0 - 999 (0 - 999), first 3 digits alternate with 'OVF' (1000 - 65535)
State
NOTE 1
Msec_time:
Integer4
0 - 999 (0 - 999), first 3 digits alternate with 'OVF' (1000 and up)
Time1
:ss, alternates with 'OVF' if > 0:00:99.999
Time2
sss, alternates with 'OVF' if > 0:00:00.999
Time3
:mm, alternates with 'OVF' if > 0:99:59.999
Time4
.ss, alternates with 'OVF' if > 0:00:00.999
Floating_point
0.0-999 (0.0-999.0), first 3 digits alternate with 'OVERFLOW' (1000.0 & up)
Date:
/yy (right justified)
Asc:
= input, marqueed if necessary
Hex:
= input, marqueed if necessary
Note 1: If the source value is found in the state table, the associated mnemonic is displayed. Otherwise the
default mnemonic is displayed.All mnemonics in a state table have the same configured width. If not
entered full width, they are padded with trailing spaces during compile. If the mnemonic field is wider
than the display it is truncated to fit. Otherwise it (the entire field) is right justified.
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