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0x20 Not used
0x40 FLAG_Assign System parameter can be assigned a value
0x80 Not used
0x100 FLAG_Operator Virtual Assemby Code or operator
0x200 FLAG_SysFunc System function
0x400 FLAG_Mnemonic System command - Mnemonic
0x800 FLAG_String Indicate this is a string command
0x1000 FLAG_Array Command is not executed automatically upon reset
0x2000 FLAG_ResetIgnore Indicate this is a string command
0x4000 FLAG_NotProgram Command can’t be used from a user program
0x8000 FLAG_NotPdo CAN binary interpreter can’t use command.
Example:
The value of 4100 is interpreted as 0x1000+0x4. It means that the related command is a report that returns a
long integer.
The value of 4164 is interpreted as 0x1000+0x40+0x4. It means that the related command refers to a
parameter that can be either set or reported.
16.2.6 Contents of Text8
This text duplicates the definitions of the struct RecVarType within the file “ComVars.h”. The first line of
the file is:
Recorded Signals = xxxx
Where xxxx is the number of recorded signals.
Next come xxxx text lines with the format
{ RV index, Float_Flag , Length , Text name}
RV index specifies the signal index for use with the Harmonica RV command.
Float_Flag = 1 for floating point quantity, 0 for integer
Length = 4 for short, 8 for long
Text name is a delimited text signal name like "Main Speed"
Last comes
End Recorded Signals
16.2.7 Contents of Text9
This file specifies the setup of the Harmonica.
It has the .ini format:
[Program Limits]
TextSpace=xxx
CodeSpace=xxx
MaxUserFuncs=xxx
MaxUserVars=xxx
NameLength=xxx
StackDepth=xxx
DataSpace=xxx
UserPartMaxSize=xxx
[Automatic Functions]
AUTO_ERR=1
AUTO_DIN1=2
...
The [Program Limits] entries are: