10.5.9.3. SEND

10.5.9.3. SEND

 

Explanation	Transmits binary data via the Ethernet communication channel (You may use the PRINT statement when transmitting string data that terminates with null.)
Syntax	<ENETObject>.SEND <BUFV Variable>,<Byte count>
Parameter	BUFV Variable	Buffer variable that stores binary data to be transmitted
	Byte Count	Count of bytes to be transmitted	1~1400
Example	ENET1.BUFV[0],24 ‘Transmit the data of 24 bytes starting from the position of offset 0 in BUFV. ENET1.BUFV[1000],24 ‘Transmit the data of 4 bytes starting from the position of offset 1000 in BUFV.

 

 

When null (0)-terminated string data is to be transmitted, the PRINT statement is generally used. However, as the binary data may have null (0) values in the middle position, the transmission may be terminated in the data’s middle position if the data is transmitted using the PRINT statement.

Accordingly, when binary data is to be transmitted, the ENET.SEND statement capable of transmitting the designated count of bytes should be used.

 

Work	Data type	Appropriate statement
Transmission	null-terminated string	PRINT
	binary	ENET.SEND
Reception	null-terminated string	INPUT
	binary	INPUT