NF WAVE FACTORY WF1967, Instruction Manual (Operations

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11.3 In-Step Processing Flow
WF1967/WF1968 11-12
11.3 In-Step Processing Flow
The following figure shows the flow of processing within one step.
Following transitions occur as the result of event branching or termination operation, regardless of the
flow in the step.
Start
Output is performed according to the action setting during the specified step
time. If hold operation is performed during this time, the sequence goes to
standby, while keeping the current output status, and waits until resume
operation is performed.
If the state branch setting is on, the state branch signal is checked after the
specified step time has elapsed (excluding the time being held). If the state branch setting is on, the state branch signal is checked after the
specified step time has elapsed (excluding the time being held). If the state branch setting is on, the state branch signal is checked after the
specified step time has elapsed (excluding the time being held). If the state branch setting is on, the state branch signal is checked after the
specified step time has elapsed (excluding the time being held).
If the auto hold setting is on, the sequence waits in the final state of
the step until resume is performed.
If the stop phase setting is on, the sequence waits until the specified
stop phase is reached.
If the state branch setting is on and the state branch signal
previously checked is active, the sequence goes to the specified
step.
Goes to the specified
state branch destination
step
If not going to the state
branch destination
If the setting of the jump destination is on, the sequence goes to the
specified step for the specified number of times.
Goes to the specified
jump destination
If not going to the jump
destination
When the sequence termination operation is performed, the
sequence goes to Step 0.
Goes to the next step number Goes to Step 0
(sequence ends)
If the event branch setting is on, the sequence goes to the specified
step according to the event branch operation or signal input. Goes to the event branch
destination step
Goes to the Step 0
(sequence ends)
The sequence goes to the next step number or Step 0, depending
on the step termination setting..