Convert a decimal number to a string

I work with a gas mixer and I try to transmit data rates. The mixer takes only decimal values, for example, if you want to 2500 cc debit you must pass it 2500.0. I tried to use the function of decimal string number and do a type cast but I get an error every time machine. The only thing that works is by using a control of the chain and entering the value, but I would like to do it with a digital command. Someone at - it tips or advice?

Note that you have provided only a sample size. In addition, 2500.0 isn't a decimal number, it is a floating point value.

It is also not clear if how you talk to the machine. You said that you used a Type Cast. For what? How do you communicate with the machine?

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