Question

How is memory addressing different/better?

Answer

Do-more has many default data types, but most users will only need to use "D" (signed 32) and "R" (Real) data types for most programming.
Note that WX0 and WY0 are the built-in analog data types, they are signed 16. It's very easy to use the SCALE box to convert to engineering units and change into a D or R data type.
Note the 8in, 4out analog combo cards will need to use casting, such as WX0:U or WY0:U, which converts it to unsigned 16.

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This item was last updated on 2012-09-21
Document ID: 1426

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