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Hello, anyone can help me to calculate 10 bit in 2 bytes ? [1-6] + ( [7-8] + [9-16] ) need insert value 0 - 1000 in (7-16) added first 1 - 6 bits to 7 - 16 ? how to code this in st ?
//convert value to WORD and shift left 6 times, bits 0-5 are false now, value is in bit 6-15
WordCalc:= SHL(TO_WORD(value),6); https://help.codesys.com/webapp/_cds_op ... n=3.5.15.0
//then store uppers and lowers to your bytes:
first_byte:= TO_BYTE(WordCalc); //the bits 8-15 are ignorred
next_byte:= TO_BYTE(SHR(WordCalc,8)); //Shift bits 8-15 to 0-7 before writing
//Add the bits 0-5, attention := !!
first_byte.0 := b1;
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I made a mistake with coding left to right bytes, that's why the standard approach didn't work, only switching to the 01 variable view help. Everything works as expected.
In C Im coded like that:
byte_a[0] = sum_of_bits | ((value >> 2) & 0xc0);
byte_b[1] = value & 0xff;
Working code:
value as int.
byte_of_bits as byte -> sum of bools (bits) from 0 to 5.
byte_a, byte_b as byte.
Hello, anyone can help me to calculate 10 bit in 2 bytes ?
[1-6] + ( [7-8] + [9-16] ) need insert value 0 - 1000 in (7-16) added first 1 - 6 bits to 7 - 16 ? how to code this in st ?
b1,b2,b3.b4,b5,b6:bool;
first_byte : byte;
next_byte :byte;
value : int; ( 0 - 1000 )
first_byte.0 = b1;
first_byte.1 = b2;
first_byte.2 = b3;
first_byte.3 = b4;
first_byte.4 = b5;
first_byte.5 = b6;
( b7 to b14 represent 0 - 1000 )
And how to insert 0 - 1000 value start from first_byte.6 and use all(8bit) next_byte ?
Originally created by: D. Kugler
declarate a WORD:
VAR
WordCalc : WORD;
END_VAR
//convert value to WORD and shift left 6 times, bits 0-5 are false now, value is in bit 6-15
WordCalc:= SHL(TO_WORD(value),6);
https://help.codesys.com/webapp/_cds_op ... n=3.5.15.0
//then store uppers and lowers to your bytes:
first_byte:= TO_BYTE(WordCalc); //the bits 8-15 are ignorred
next_byte:= TO_BYTE(SHR(WordCalc,8)); //Shift bits 8-15 to 0-7 before writing
//Add the bits 0-5, attention := !!
first_byte.0 := b1;
...
...
I made a mistake with coding left to right bytes, that's why the standard approach didn't work, only switching to the 01 variable view help. Everything works as expected.
In C Im coded like that:
byte_a[0] = sum_of_bits | ((value >> 2) & 0xc0);
byte_b[1] = value & 0xff;
Working code:
value as int.
byte_of_bits as byte -> sum of bools (bits) from 0 to 5.
byte_a, byte_b as byte.
byte_a := byte_of_bits + SHL(to_byte(value),6);
byte_b := to_byte(value);
D. Kugler - Your code and method working great too
Thank You for help!
What a shame, a mistake in the coding method little endian vs big endian oh.
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Originally created by: D. Kugler
don't be ashamed, mistakes are there, to be done and do it better at next time