Eaton easyE4 series, Manual

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6. Function blocks
6.1 Manufacturer function blocks
6.1.7.7 LB - Jump label
General
This function block is only available when using the EDP
(easy Device Programming) programming language.
easyE4base devices provide 32 jump label function blocks,
LB01 through LB32.
Within a function block diagram, an LB jump label is used as a
jump target for a conditional jump implemented with the JC
function block.
JC.. and LB.. must always be used in pairs.
Operating principle
The jump label function block does not have to be linked or assigned parameters. It only
has to be placed at the appropriate position in the function block diagram.
A corresponding JC.. function block (conditional jump) must exist for every LB.. function
block. Conditional jump JC01, for example, is always associated with jump label LB01.
Seen from the corresponding conditional jump function block, the jump label must
always be downstream. In other words, it must be closer to the end of the function
block diagram.
If the jump label is located upstream of the jump location (backward jump), the program
will branch off to the end of the function block diagram. In this case, the conditional
jump function block output will be set to state E1 = 1.
Other
Linking and parameter setting
In the function block diagram view, drag the function block to the position you want.
Then go to the Jump label parameters tab and select the same function block number
you originally assigned to the corresponding conditional jump function block.
You can also move this function block later on. To do so, right-click on the function block
you want to move and then select the
Move... option.
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