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Do-More Vmemory to the Bit
Created Date: May 15,2016
Created By: billf_Clark_Pulley
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Ok, this is my 2nd project with the Do-more. I'm using the do-more to read and write the status of a motion controller (RMC100 by Delta Motion Controller, which are the best lol). Anyways, with a D260 cpu you can break down Vmemory to the bit level. For example if V1000 had a bin value you could use B1000.0, b1000.1 etc. I'm sure there is a way to do this with the Do-more as well with V addresses? Anyone ran cross this before.
Created Date: May 15,2016
Created by: billf_Clark_Pulley
Ok, this is my 2nd project with the Do-more. I'm using the do-more to read and write the status of a motion controller (RMC100 by Delta Motion Controller, which are the best lol). Anyways, with a D260 cpu you can break down Vmemory to the bit level. For example if V1000 had a bin value you could use B1000.0, b1000.1 etc. I'm sure there is a way to do this with the Do-more as well with V addresses? Anyone ran cross this before.
Created Date: May 15,2016
Created by: Do-more PE
Check out the help topic on casting.
Created Date: May 15,2016
Created by: Mike Nash
V1000:0 for bit 0
V1000:15 for bit 15
D1000:31 bit 31 is max for doubles