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Chapter 1 Programming Fundamental
17
Ⅰ
Programming
Fig.1-10 Structure of a program
1.5.1 Program Name
Format
:
O
△△△△
Program number (0000
~
9999, the leading zero can be omitted
)
Address O
△△△△
is number of a program name, its range is 4-digit integer 0000
~
9999, an alarm occurs
when the negative program name is input.
1.5.2 Block Format
△△△△△
1. Format: / N
countless words;
/
:
skip character. A block can have or not it, generally, it is placed in the initial
position of a program; user can press “SKIP” on the operation panel to
execute the operation when the skip function is valid, otherwise, the
“SKIP” key on the operation panel is valid, i.e. the skip character in the
block is invalid;
△△△△△
N
:
block number. A block can have or not it; numbe
△△△△△
r
following N is
5-digit non-negative integer 00001
~
99999, and the system alarms when
the input number is decimal.
Countless words: one block can input countless words, and one block can have one or more
words or have no words.
;:
“EOB” is a end character when one block is completed, “;” is displayed in LCD,
there must be have one end character for one block;
2. Format requirements
(
1
)
In one block, there can be no blank space between block number and word, and can be
countless blank space(the total characters of one block is within 255);
(
2
)
In one block, there can be not or be countless space between skip character and block
number or words;
(
3
)
In one block, there can be not or be countless space between end character of block and its
front word or blocks;
Program
i
Program
Block number
Block skip character
Program name
Character for end of block
Word
Character for end of block
Block
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