Read from Local Register
Use this dialog box to configure your system to read data from local registers.
How to Use
- Select the registry table from which to read data.
- Select the memory address from which you want to start reading.
- Select the type of data to read. If you choose ASCII, enter the number of registers to read.
- Enter a name for the data you want to read.
- Select the data type format in which you want to store the read data. If the output type is different from the input type, select Measurement Formatting.
- Type a comment about the command you want to send.
Control Descriptions
The following controls are available on the Read Local Register dialog box.
Control Name |
Description |
Read From Local Register |
Specifies the register to read.
- Table—Type of register from which you want to read.
- Start Address—Address of the register to read.
- Type—Type of data to read from the register.
- Number of Registers—When you read a string whose type is ASCII, you can choose the number of registers to which you want to read.
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Store in Measurement |
Measurement to use to store the data.
- Name—Name of the measurement you want to create to store the data.
- Type—Data type format in which you want to store the data.
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Measurement Formatting |
Specifies how you want to format the data if the output type is different from the input type.
Input Type |
Output Type |
Formatting |
Numeric |
Boolean |
No formatting necessary. Value sent is True if numeric is different than 0. |
Numeric |
String |
Width is the number of digits to use. Precision is the number of digits after the decimal point of the output string. |
Boolean |
Numeric |
Specify the value to read if the Boolean is False (False Value) and if the Boolean is True (True Value). |
Boolean |
String |
Specify the string to send when the Boolean is True (True String) and when the Boolean is False (False String). |
String |
Numeric |
No formatting necessary. Vision Builder AI converts the string to a double. |
String |
Boolean |
Specify the string that corresponds to a True Value. |
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Comment |
Comment about the data to read.. |