MangaYuurei

version 9.51. thx for the references IO_Rack pfort is correct. it is 100,0 and not 100.0.Funny thing is, I could swear I had tested it previously. I guess I did it on one of the MOVL out of distraction.   Thank you very much

CX_One v4.31 installed programmer and simulator only. Regardless, your suggestion seems to be the best option, for safety if nothing else.   Thank you for your assistance.  

Here it is. If I turn the +100.0 to +100 it will go back to black (Thus I assume into a correct form)   Thanks in advance

Greetings. Thank you for your answer. A further question, if you'd be so kind. I'm making a small program where D100 is a FLTL conversion from &10025 to D100. I am using a /F division between D100 and +100, outputing to D102, but the coloring of the /F(453) goes red when I add the .0 to 100. Red seems to be the universal indicator of an error. Any idea what I'm doing wrong?  

Greetings. I am newly introduced to PLC programming and am still lacking in basic concepts. The current questions I have in CX Programming involve the FLT instruction and basic mathematical operations. I am building small examples of code based on principles I'd like confirmed, and if disproved I'd like explained. Let us assume, for example that I have a decimal number (&10025) that I wish to be converted to float through the FLT instruction. The manual seems to indicate that the function converts from 16bit dec to 32bit float thus adding a .0 at the end and put that result in a registry variable R and R+1, for example D100 and D101. Let us now assume that I wish to divide that value by 100 so as to obtain 100.25. Do I call a divide instruction with just the D100 (and the D101 is assumed by default) divided by &100 (does this number needs to be float as well)? Will the result be 100.25 or 100.2? How do I determine how precise the number according to my needs? Also, I assume that after conversion, every math application I use should be float based (ex: /F, *F, +F, etc), am I correct? Thank you for your assistance