# Write Format

## SIO Convert Mode

##### Command data block (from Host)

<Setting range>

Address: 0000H to 270FH (0 to 9999)

Data: 0000H to FFFFH

Be sure to make all data entries in ASCII code format.

In the Convert Mode, there is no response command from the Display.

In the Convert Mode, there is no limit for number of write data packets.

## SIO Extend Mode, ASCII

##### Command data block (from Host)

Marked area with asterisk (*) may not be added depending on the setting.

<Setting range>

Address: 0000H to 270FH (0 to 9999)

Number of data packets: 0001H to 0100H (1 to 256)

Data: 0000H to FFFFH

Be sure to make all data entries in ASCII code format.

##### Response data block (from Display)

ACK or NAK response

## SIO Extend Mode, Binary

##### Command data block (from Host)

Marked area with asterisk (*) may not be added depending on the setting.

<Setting range>

Address: 0000H to 270FH (0 to 9999)

Number of data packets: 0001H to 0200H (1 to 512)

Data: 0000H to FFFFH

##### Response data block (from Display)

ACK or NAK response

<Example>

The host writes "1A2CH" and "145BH" to addresses 100 and 101 in the Memory Link, respectively.

## Convert Mode

## Extend Mode, 1:1 ASCII,

ETX. SUMCHECK: ENABLED, TERMINATOR: CR.LF, ACK: ENABLED, NAK: ENABLED

## Extend Mode, 1:n ASCII,

ETX. SUMCHECK: ENABLED, TERMINATOR: CR.LF, ACK: ENABLED, NAK: ENABLED

## Extend Mode, 1:1 BINARY,

ETX. SUMCHECK: ENABLED, ACK: ENABLED, NAK: ENABLED

## Extend Mode, 1:n BINARY,

ETX. SUMCHECK: ENABLED, ACK: ENABLED, NAK: ENABLED