Use this command if you like to change its data format. It is possible to convert 3 bytes ASCII to a binary word value or vice versa. All known conversion types are usable either for source and for destination, so data conversion is possible from every data representation to another.

This script demonstrates the conversion of a buffer containing an IP-address as an ASCII-String into an Long variable. This long variable could be used whereever an IP-address is necessary.

This command calculates a checksum with the given method for a number of bytes in the device's memory. The variable source is a buffer containing the data the checksum should be calculated for. Destination is a word variable which holds the checksum after the routine finishes with return code OK. The number of characters is a variable which holds the number of bytes the checksum should be calculated for. Checksum method defines which method should be used for calculation.

This command is used for assigning the result of a mathematical or logical operation of exactly two operators to a given variable.

Use this command if you like to change its data format. It is possible to convert 3 bytes ASCII to a binary word value or vice versa. All known conversion types are usable either for source and for destination, so data conversion is possible from every data representation to another.

This command is used for calculating floating values.

Use this command if you like to change its data format. It is possible to convert 3 bytes ASCII to a binary word value or vice versa. All known conversion types are usable either for source and for destination, so data conversion is possible from every data representation to another.

Use this command if you like to change its data format. It is possible to convert 3 bytes ASCII to a binary word value or vice versa. All known conversion types are usable either for source and for destination, so data conversion is possible from every data representation to another.

Convert a long or float value into a "printf" string from the standard ANSI_C compiler

Convert a signed word value into float.