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Chapter 3 Simulator
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Setting break conditions
Settings
➔
Set Break Condition
➔
Break Condition
➔
OR condition
★
Right-click
The break condition is the condition which stops a program while execution of one
scan or step is repeated continuously. The break condition can be specified for each
device. Use the break condition to confirm the partial operation status or to detect a
defective location.
When using the break condition together with the step function, operations can be
confirmed in a shorter time.
To set the break condition, perform the following procedure.
1. Select "Settings", "Set Break Condition" and "Break Condition" from the menu, or
click the
button.
The "Register Break Condition" dialog box and the break condition window are
displayed.
The AND condition and the OR condition can be set. The OR condition is se-
lected as the default. When setting the AND condition, first select "OR Condition"
so that the check mark is deleted.
The AND condition and the OR condition can also be toggled using the short-cut
menu displayed by right-clicking the break condition window.
2. Select "Bit" when the device for which the condition is to be set is a bit device.
Select "Word" when it is a word device.
3. Specify the device name and the condition.
For word devices, specify the condition using comparison arithmetic.
For bit devices
For word devices
Device name Specify one device name.
Condition ON Sets "contact ON" as the condition.
OFF Sets "contact OFF" as the condition.
Device name Specify two device names.
Comparison arithmetic < Sets "Right is larger than left." as the condition.
= Sets "Left is equivalent to right." as the condition.
> Sets "Left is larger than right." as the condition.
< Sets "Right is larger than or equivalent to left." as the
condition.
> Sets "Left is larger than or equivalent to right." as the
condition.
=
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- Support software 1
- Safety Precautions 2
- WARRANTIES AND DISCLAIMERS: 2
- Note to User 3
- )222-1.p("07NUF 7
- How this manual is organized 8
- Programming 9
- Contents 10
- Chapter 3 Simulator 11
- Chapter 4 Monitor 11
- Appendices 12
- Installation 13
- Chapter 6 Handheld Programmer 16
- Chapter 10 Troubleshooting 19
- 3 Programming 20
- Chapter 2 Instructions 21
- WARRANTIES AND DISCLAIMERS 24
- Chapter 1 25
- See page 2-7 26
- Chapter 1 Introduction 27
- 1.3 Before Programming 31
- 1.4 Installing the Software 33
- 1.4.2 Installation procedure 34
- 1.5 Cautions for Use 36
- 1.6 Basic Operations 37
- To start up the software 39
- Change Models 40
- 1.6.3 Screen 41
- Display mode 42
- Show/hide comments 44
- 1.6.5 Online help 45
- Chapter 2 49
- 2.2 Edit Screen 51
- Line No 52
- Step No 52
- Scroll bar 52
- 2.3 File Management 53
- Auto Read 54
- Set Auto Save 55
- Save, File 56
- Save As 56
- Reading files 57
- Other Format 58
- Read Other File Comment 58
- 2.3.7 Verifying files 60
- 2.4.1 Entering symbols 61
- Symbol Input 62
- Symbol Selective Input (Tab) 62
- Relay 2008 64
- Symbol Direct Input (Enter) 65
- 2.4.2 Deleting symbols 66
- Entering coils 67
- Entering connection lines 68
- Deleting connection lines 69
- Comment 70
- Selecting the range (p. 2-52) 72
- Radio buttons 72
- Display mode (p. 2-19) 73
- Selecting the range (p.2-52) 75
- 2.6 Edit and Arrangement 76
- Copy/move/delete operation 78
- Step 3 on page 2-56 78
- Inserting blank lines 81
- Deleting lines 81
- Line/Step No 82
- Jump to the first/last line 83
- Jump to the registered line 83
- Find (Ctrl + F) 86
- Replace Operand (Ctrl + R) 88
- 2.7.5 Converting a/b contacts 89
- Edit List 91
- Terminating a mnemonic list 92
- Format of a mnemonic list 92
- 2.8.2 Copy, move, and delete 93
- Usage Information 94
- System Settings 95
- 2.11.1 Creating a macro file 96
- What are temporary devices? 97
- Macro Input 98
- Develop (Shift + F1) 98
- Compile 99
- Compile (Ctrl + F9) 99
- 2.12.2 Error display 100
- 2.12.3 Double coil check 100
- Print (Ctrl + P) 101
- Chapter 2 Editor 102
- File (F) 105
- Print Preview (V) 105
- Change Ladder Diagram Color 106
- Chapter 3 107
- Chapter 3 Simulator 108
- Device all clear (p. 2-108) 109
- Simulator (Ctrl + F2) 110
- Editor (Ctrl + F1) 111
- Sample screen 112
- Ladder Monitor 113
- Ladder monitor window 114
- Step No. being executed 115
- Operation mode being executed 115
- Scan time 115
- Execute 116
- Execute Continuous Scan (F5) 116
- Execute One Scan (F9) 117
- 0000 0000 118
- Setting break conditions 122
- Setting the scan time 124
- Setting the watch dog timer 124
- 3.3.3 Executing steps 125
- Executing a step once 126
- Jump in Ladder Monitor 129
- Search in Ladder Monitor 130
- Cross reference search 131
- Device all clear 132
- Monitor All 133
- Reading the monitor all file 135
- Monitor All 137
- Selecting devices 140
- Turning on/off bit devices 141
- Resetting devices 142
- Registration Monitor 143
- Save Window As 144
- Open Window 145
- 3.5.4 Registering devices 146
- Turning on/off the bit device 148
- Right-click (Copy Attribute) 149
- Moving devices 150
- Deleting devices 151
- Sorting devices 151
- Before deletion 151
- After deletion 151
- Settings 153
- Wait Time 154
- Print Preview 155
- Executing printout 156
- Chapter 4 157
- Chapter 4 Monitor 158
- p. 2-136 159
- Setting the serial port 160
- Set Machine Number 161
- Communication Setup 162
- Set Comment Transfer 162
- Transferring programs 163
- Reading programs 165
- Exit procedure 166
- 4.4.4 Starting the monitor 169
- 4.4.5 Stopping the monitor 169
- Status indication 170
- Operation (RUN mode) 171
- Stop (STOP mode) 171
- 4.6 Monitor Function 173
- Change All 174
- Reading devices from the PLC 175
- Writing devices to the PLC 175
- Saving/reading devices 175
- 4.6.3 Device all clear 178
- Appendix A Error Message List 180
- A-3 File errors 181
- A-4 Installation errors 181
- A-8 PLC errors 184
- Appendix B Instruction List 187
- B-2 Application instructions 188
- B-3 Arithmetic instructions 189
- B-4 Interrupt instructions 190
- Appendix C Relay No. List 191
- D-5 Memory switches 196
- D-6 Special memory list 196
- E-1 Special utility relays 198
- E-2 Memory switches 200
- E-3 Special memory list 200
- Appendix G Quick Reference 204
- G-2 Simulator 212
- G-3 Monitor 219
- Appendix I List of Files Used 228
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