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Chapter 13 Macro
13-2
Macro Set-up
The “macro” command is a function for composing programs with commands
unique to the V series. The macro commands are available with the following
parts.
•
Screen
1) OPEN macro:
Executed once when the screen is opened.
2) CLOSE macro: Executed once when the screen is closed.
3) CYCLE macro: Executed repeatedly when the screen is open.
•
Multi-overlap
1) OPEN macro:
Executed once when the multi-overlap is opened.
2) CLOSE macro: Executed once when the multi-overlap is closed.
* OPEN/CLOSE macros cannot be used for call-overlap.
•
Switch
1) ON macro:
Executed once when the switch is pressed.
2) OFF macro: Executed once when the switch is released.
•
Function Switch
1) ON macro:
Executed once when the function switch is pressed.
2) OFF macro: Executed once when the function switch is released.
•
Initial Macro
The initial macro that is created in “Macro Block” edit is executed once
before the V series starts communications with the PLC. (
Refer to
page 13-32.)
•
Global Macro
The global macro that is created in “Macro Block” edit is executed when the
bit in the read area changes from 0
→
1 (leading edge). ( Refer to page
13-33.)
•
Event Timer Macro
The event timer macro is executed regardless of the displayed screen, and
has the timer setting for specifying the interval of executing the macro
command. (
Refer to page 13-34.)
•
Interval Timer
The interval timer is used to execute the macro command that is created on
the macro block edit window at intervals of the set time when the screen
equipped with the interval timer is displayed. (
Refer to page 13-35.)
•
Macro Mode
Macro commands can be executed according to the status in the specified
memory addresses when the screen equipped with macro mode is
displayed. (
Refer to page 13-42.)
1) ON macro: Executed when the bit in the specified memory address
changes from 0
→
1 (leading edge).
2) OFF macro: Executed when the bit in the specified memory address
changes from 1
→
0 (falling edge).