MVM (masked mov command)

I'm having major trouble here people. What I need to do is take a 5 digit number 12345 (in one address N7:1(decimal)) and store different parts of it in different locations.

12 has to go to N7:2
34 has to go to N7:3
5 has to go to N7:4

I've tried using the MVM command (micrologix 1000)

source is
12345
mask is
?????
store in
n7:2

source is
12345
mask is
?????
store in
n7:3

source is
12345
mask is
?????
store in
n7:4

any idea how I'm going to accomplish this?

This should work for a SLC500. Whether it will apply to a Micrologix 1000, I don't know.

Integer divide N7:1 (12345) by 1000. The unrounded quotient (12) will be in S:14. The remainder (345) will be in S:13. Move S:14 to N7:2

Now integer divide S:13 by 10. Following the division, the unrounded quotient (34) will be in S:14 and the remainder (5) will be in S:13.
Move S:13 to N7:4 and S:14 to N7:3

oh man, thanks so much. thats awesome! It makes sense to work! Thanks thanks thanks

Another way to do it would be to convert the integer to BCD (TOD instruction).

Then you can mask out the groups-of-4 bits you want, and then convert back from BCD to back to Integer (FRD)

Steve's way is much, much cleaner.