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If I am reading the value from ProSoft 4x register, and it represents a digital input or digital output, how is the value stored?

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Each digital point coming from the drive will be placed in an integer register in the ProSoft module. So a digital 0 will be an analog 0 (0x00), and a digital 1 will be an analog 1 (0x01).

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