Rockwell Automation 5370-CUPK Color CVIM USER-PAK Option - Manual (Page 93)

Chapter 8
Defining Strings for Serial Ports and Viewports
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Figure 8.3 Example of literal text entry
String entry keyboard
Literal text entry,
as it is displayed
on the keyboard
Quotation marks
You can enclose a number of spaces in quotes to provide spacing between
fields within the message, as shown below:
Spaces included in quotes
Data code
Valid Characters for Literal Text: Any character(s) that you enclose in
quotes will be sent as literal text, except the quotation mark ( ” ) character.
To transmit or display a quotation mark, use the / (character code) indicator
with a value of 34 (see also “/ Character Code Indicator” in this chapter).
Data Codes
Data codes are used to specify particular tool results or other types of data
obtained by the Color CVIM module during inspections. You specify the
types of data to be included in the string by entering a specific data code for
each.
For example, the data code g1 represents the result for gage 1, while g2
represents the result for gage 2.
Data codes
Case Sensitivity: The data codes are not case sensitive.
Table 8.A, beginning on page 8 – 5, provides descriptions of the data codes.