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| ===== 2. Data Types and Range Limits ===== | ===== 2. Data Types and Range Limits ===== | ||
| - | This system operates on the principle of using **Unsigned Integers** to prevent data collisions with hardware control ports (P, WP, PI, PO, etc.). | + | This system operates on the principle of using **Unsigned Integers** to prevent data collisions with hardware control ports (P, WP, etc.). |
| ^ Unit ^ Bit Count ^ Decimal Range ^ Hexadecimal Range ^ | ^ Unit ^ Bit Count ^ Decimal Range ^ Hexadecimal Range ^ | ||
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| Entering a value that exceeds the system limit into a Double Word (e.g., 0xEE6B4000) will result in an error or incorrect calculation results, as shown below: | Entering a value that exceeds the system limit into a Double Word (e.g., 0xEE6B4000) will result in an error or incorrect calculation results, as shown below: | ||
| - | {{ :cubloc:laddernumber: | + | {{ :cubloc:ladder_number: |
| Always ensure you use positive values below the upper limit: | Always ensure you use positive values below the upper limit: | ||
| - | {{ :cubloc:laddernumber: | + | {{ :cubloc:ladder_number: |
| While it is technically possible to input negative numbers using DWMOV, this should be avoided as it can trigger unpredictable system errors: | While it is technically possible to input negative numbers using DWMOV, this should be avoided as it can trigger unpredictable system errors: | ||
| - | {{ :cubloc:laddernumber: | + | {{ :cubloc:ladder_number: |
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