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Hello! Smile

Do you habe an idea how I can set the variable TOff to a different value?
I've tried:
-900000->Sto->Toff
-#DBBA0h->Sto->Toff
-IP(#DBBA0h)->Sto->Toff
-TOff:=900000

But I always get "Error: Bad argument type".

Can anybody give me a hint?
Greeting FSA
(10-27-2015 06:57 PM)FSA Wrote: [ -> ]Hello! Smile

Do you habe an idea how I can set the variable TOff to a different value?
I've tried:
-900000->Sto->Toff
-#DBBA0h->Sto->Toff
-IP(#DBBA0h)->Sto->Toff
-TOff:=900000

But I always get "Error: Bad argument type".

Can anybody give me a hint?
Greeting FSA

TOff:=#DBBA0:30h
Doesn't work either.
The output is the following after I press enter:
TOff:=Sad#(DBBA0),30*h)
Error Bad argument type.
I clearly messed something up but have no idea what...

Greetings FSA
I am using pretty much the default settings for number format. You seem to have chosen something non-default so that the colon symbol : has a different meaning now (just a wild guess). Also, make sure you are not in the spreadsheet app (since colon has a separate meaning there).
Nope still nothing. What does the ':30h' mean?
Use the Home view not CAS view.
That was it. Thanks!
(10-27-2015 08:59 PM)FSA Wrote: [ -> ]What does the ':30h' mean?

The help for TOff shows that #3FFFFFFFh is the max setting (i.e. 30 bits maximum for the TOff value). This is the 30h that you are seeing. Integers can consist of up to 64 bits (default, if I'm not mistaken, and the cause of the errors you were seeing).
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