WriteResultsBuffer

Writes data from a referenced Buffer data structure, created by a FormatOutputBuffer function, to the currently enabled factory communication protocol. This function also writes the Result Code field for the factory communication protocols.

Inputs

Parameter

Description

Event

Specifies the event that forces an update.

This parameter needs to be a reference to any event with a timestamp , for example an AcquireImage function.

Inspection ID

If the function references a cell pointing to a Image structure (default = A0), the Inspection ID of the result is the Acquisition ID of the hardware acquisition that produced the result, or -1=0xFFFF if the Image does not come from a hardware acquisition.

If the function references a cell with an integer value, the Inspection ID of the result is set to that value.

Buffer

Specifies a reference to a Buffer data structure created by a FormatOutputBuffer function, which contains automatically formatted data.

Result Code

Specifies an integer that can be used to communicate the result of the inspection to any connected devices.

Protocol

Specifies which protocol the user data needs to be written to.

1 = EtherNet/IP	Specifies that EtherNet/IP is the enabled factory communication protocol.
2 = PROFINET	Specifies that PROFINET is the enabled factory communication protocol.
3 = SLMP Protocol Scanner	Specifies that SLMP is the enabled factory communication protocol.
4 = Modbus TCP Server	Specifies that Modbus TCP is the enabled factory communication protocol.
100 = Default	Specifies that the currently enabled factory communication protocol is used. If more than one protocol is enabled, the first enabled protocol is used.

Byte/Word Order

Specifies the bit order for words and bytes read by the function.

0 = Big endian	Specifies that the most significant byte is stored first and subsequent bytes are stored in descending order.
1 = Little endian	Specifies that the least significant byte is stored first and subsequent bytes are stored in ascending order.
2 = Big endian with 16-bit word swapping	Big endian byte style is applied and double word types have their word pair order switched. (16-bit words)
3 = Little endian with 16-bit word swapping	Little endian byte style is applied and double word types have their word pair order switched. (16-bit words)
100 = Default	The default setting is used.