Re: [foxboro] decimal to hex converter using I/A blocks

Andreas,

How about a MCIN block ?
Connect your decimal value to .II02 and read your hex value from .PAKCIN

Paul.

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On Behalf Of Weiss, Andreas
Sent: Wednesday, 29 October 2008 12:55 AM
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Subject: [foxboro] decimal to hex converter using I/A blocks

Dear Experts,

has anyone developed a decimal to hex converter using I/A blocks (e.g.
Sequencecode)?

Regards,
Andreas
 
 
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