Omron Sysmac WS02-CXPC1-EV3, Operation Manual

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PART 1: CX-Programmer
OMRON CHAPTER 3 – Project Reference
CX-Programmer _Page 47
Select the Details button from the toolbar to display content with associated details.
Next Reference
The Next Reference command works with the Output Window . It jumps the program display to the point
referred to on the next line of the output window.
The command works according to which tab the output window is showing (compile, find report or transfer).
Go To
The Go To options are available in Mnemonic and Ladder Diagram views and enable jumps to a required
location in the program.
Rung / Step Number
It is possible to jump the display to show a particular location in a program or section. A location can be
specified by either its rung or step number.
The Go To dialogue allows a choice of specifying the rung or step number. The range of valid rung or step
numbers is shown. Use the key combination
Ctrl+G to display this dialogue.
Note: When the dialogue has been accessed from a program level (i.e. when viewing the program
section list, or from the program level on the project workspace), it is possible to jump to any
point within the whole program. However, since rung numbering is per section, only steps
may be used for referencing in this case. The step range will show the entire range within the
program.
The dialogue also has a rung browse function, accessed from the Browse button. The browser lists the sections
within the program and the commented rungs within each section. A rung may be chosen for viewing from this
list.
When the dialogue Go To button is pressed, the requested location is brought into view.
Commented Rung
The Commented Rung dialogue shows a list of rungs within sections that have been given comment properties.
Use the shortcut key
L to display this dialogue. The first line of a rung’s comment is shown in a numbered list
(the numbers start from 1 and do not indicate the rung number).
A list of sections is given above (when the function is accessed from the program scope).