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contains 8000 hex. In this case item name DM100 or DM100U would be displayed in client as 32768. Signed quantities may be read from the same channel by appending the suffix 'S' (or 's') to the item name. So, item name DM100S would be displayed in client as -32768.

BCD Format

To read/write data using BCD format - append the suffix ‘B’ (or ‘b’) to the item name, e.g. DM100B.

Long Format (Signed/BCD)

Two consecutive 16-bit words in a PLC can be interpreted as a 32-bit long integer. It can be formatted as either signed (-2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,648) or BCD (0 to 99,999,999). To read/write an item in signed long format - append the letter 'L' (or 'l') to the item name. To read/write an item in BCD long format - append the letter 'M' (or 'm') to the item name. For example, if DM100 contains 0234 hex and DM101 contains 1356 hex, DM100L returns 324,403,764 and DM100M returns 13,560,234.

Note: Long format is not supported if Multiple Memory Area Read FINS commands are used.

Floating Point Format (IEEE/BCD)

Two consecutive 16-bit words in a PLC can be interpreted as a single precision floating point number. It is formatted as either IEEE (-3.402823 * 1038 to 3.402823

*1038) or BCD (0.0000001 * 10-7to 0.9999999 * 10+7). To read/write an item in IEEE floating point format, append one of the following letters to the item name: 'F' or 'f’. To read/write an item in BCD floating point format - append the letter 'G' (or 'g') to the item name. For example, if D100 contains 9620 hex and D101 contains 2436 hex in a CV500 PLC, D100F returns 3.959212 * 10-17 and D100G returns 0.4369620 * 102.

Floating point format is relevant only with items, indicating memory areas word contents.

Note: IEEE format is NOT supported in the C-Series PLC family

Note: Floating point format is not supported if Multiple Memory Area Read FINS commands are used.

ASCII Strings Format

Multiple consecutive 16-bit words (block size of 1 to 29) in a PLC can be interpreted as a string of ASCII characters. The ASCII string is stored/retrieved from the lowest-numbered address to the highest and from the high-order byte to the low-order byte with each address. To define a range of words, use '-' (minus sign) between the two address locations. For example, DM10-DM12 indicates locations from DM10 to DM12. ASCII string characters can be specified to come from the high-order byte, low-order byte, or both bytes of the words:

Low-order Byte

Only the low-order byte (LSB - least significant 8-bits) of each

 

word is used for read. To use this format, append the suffix 'E'

 

to the item name.

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DR 170 14 specifications

The Omron DR 170 14 is a leading-edge digital infrared thermometer that has established a strong reputation for its accuracy and efficiency in measuring body temperature. This advanced device is particularly noted for its user-friendly design, making it suitable for both medical professionals and home use.

One of the key features of the Omron DR 170 14 is its non-contact measurement capability, allowing users to obtain temperature readings from a distance of about 1-3 centimeters. This feature is crucial in minimizing the risk of cross-contamination, especially in healthcare settings. The thermometer utilizes infrared technology to detect the infrared energy emitted by the body, ensuring quick and reliable readings in just seconds.

The Omron DR 170 14 also boasts a large, easy-to-read LCD display that provides clear visibility of temperature readings. This display is backlit, allowing for usage in low-light conditions, making it convenient during nighttime monitoring of children's temperatures.

Furthermore, the device includes a memory function that can store multiple temperature readings, assisting users in tracking fever patterns over time. This feature is invaluable for caregivers and healthcare providers as it allows for better assessment and decision-making regarding treatment plans.

In terms of accuracy, the Omron DR 170 14 is equipped with advanced measurement algorithms that enhance precision in readings, positioning it as a reliable option for temperature measurement. The thermometer can measure not only body temperature but also surface temperatures of objects and liquids, providing versatility beyond just clinical settings.

Another notable characteristic is its compact and lightweight design, which makes it highly portable and easy to carry around, whether in a medical bag or a home setting. The thermometer is also powered by batteries, ensuring that it remains operational even in case of power outages.

Overall, the Omron DR 170 14 stands out for its combination of modern technology, ease of use, and reliable performance. With its non-contact functionality, rapid readings, and memory features, it serves as an essential tool for anyone needing accurate temperature assessments, whether in a clinical or home environment. The thermometer exemplifies Omron's commitment to creating healthcare solutions that are not only innovative but also accessible to a wide range of users.
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