Hakko Electronics Monitouch V Series, Reference Manual

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Chapter 13 Macro
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Notes on Macro Commands
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The macro function is operated in the decimal system with signs.
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Up to 1,024 lines (commands) can be set for one macro.
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A maximum of executable lines in one macro is 160,000.
If the same macro command is executed repeatedly using a loop macro
command, etc. exceeding this number, the macro is forcibly terminated.
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When addresses in the PLC memory are specified for the MOV or BMOV
command, the MONITOUCH accesses the PLC memory every time it is
required; the processing speed may become slower. To solve this problem,
consider the following recommendation.
Example: Line No. 0 D200 = $u200 (W)
Line No. 1 D201 = $u201 (W)
Line No. 2 D202 = $u202 (W)
Line No. 3 D203 = $u203 (W)
Line No. 4 D204 = $u204 (W)
In the above example, the MONITOUCH goes and writes data to D200 as
commanded in line No. 0, then goes and writes data to D201 as commanded
in line No. 1, and so on. Communications must frequently occur, which will
result in a prolonged processing time. To shorten the communications time,
give a BMOV command as shown below. The contents are the same as the
above macro commands with only one write operation.
Line No. 0 D200 = $u200 C: 5 (BMOV)
The processing speed is increased and the number of macro commands is
reduced. As described above, macro commands can be simplified when you
contrive to make these commands efficient to use.
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