When an integer format is selected, what aspect is not configurable in the I/O configuration?

When using an integer format in the I/O configuration of a PLC, output scaling is typically not configurable because the integer format inherently treats outputs as discrete integer values rather than analog signals that require scaling. In contrast, input scaling allows you to convert raw input values from sensors or devices into more meaningful units (e.g., converting a temperature sensor's raw data into degrees) which is a feature available for integer input formats. Communication parameters can be adjusted to configure how the PLC communicates with other devices, while fault diagnosis typically involves system checks that can still be performed regardless of the integer format being used. Thus, the output scaling aspect is limited in configurability when the integer format is selected, as it is designed for straightforward representations rather than scaled or nuanced output values.