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using "range" in the "Spec" column for the ADEXL Outputs

greywanderer

Hi,

What is the format to set a spec as a range of values? The documentation on Assembler seems to suggest this,

But setting the spec to(eg.) -> 3 4 is not accepted by assembler.

Thanks!

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  • Dear greywanderer,

    greywanderer said:
    But setting the spec to(eg.) -> 3 4 is not accepted by assembler.

    When you select "range" as the specification type for an Assembler output, you will be presented with two entry boxes - one for the minimum and one for the maximum limit. In your case, you would enter 3 and 4 in the leftmost and rightmost entry boxes respectively. An example is shown below.

    Perhaps you entered both the 3 and 4 as a single specification? Or perhaps I totally misunderstood your question?

    Shawn

  • in reply to ShawnLogan

    Hi Shawn,

    I completely missed the second box. It works as you say it should.

    Thanks!

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