Chapter 4
Basic Programming Techniques
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c :c1
The ABORT command abruptly terminates the connection between the
OSI coprocessor and a remote node on the MAP network. You can abort
only the connections that you established from your local PLC–5
controller. If there are problems with a connection, you would use the
abort command.
Important: The preferred method for simply terminating connections is
the CLOSE command. See the preceding section for details.
The ABORT command has the following syntax:
ABORT <connection>
The following table defines each part of the ABORT command line.
This:
is:
ABORT
the command that abruptly terminates the connection. You can
abbreviate to one character, upper or lower case. Leave at least one
space between each field in the command line.
<connection>
the communication link established between two points. You label
connections using the connection symbol :C followed by an integer
from 1 to 9999.
For example:
ABORT :C37
the command
the connection identifier
followed by the number 37
Here are more examples of using the ABORT command:
AB :C199
abort :c66
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