Q-Code User Manual
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3.9.28.18 Int_TMR
The path “
Int_TMR
” only can be applied in
[Path]
section. When Int_TMR applied
(user can set the
timer interval via program)
, system will execute this path when timer interrupt occurred.
Note:
1. NY4 / NY5 / NY5+ / NY7 / NY9T / NX1 do not support this path.
2. Do not use too many commands in this path, or it may lower the performance of system.
3. User cannot execute any Play or Delay commands in this path, but conditional jump is
allowed.
Ex.
[Path]
PowerOn:
Int_TMR: !PA
; PA output inverts when TMR interrupts.
3.9.28.19 Int_TMR0
The path “
Int_TMR0
” only can be applied in
[Path]
section. When Int_TMR0 applied
(user can set
the timer interval via program)
, system will execute this path when Timer0 interrupt occurred.
Note:
1. NY4 / NY5 / NY6 / NY7 / NY9T / NX1 do not support this path.
2. Do not use too many commands in this path, or it may lower the performance of system.
3. User cannot execute any Play or Delay commands in this path, but conditional jump is
allowed.
4. Timer range: 128us ~ 256us.
Ex.
[Path]
PowerOn:
TMR_On(0, 128uS)
Int_TMR0: !PA
; In every 128us, PA output inverts when TMR0
; interrupts.
3.9.28.20 Int_TMR1
The path “
Int_TMR1
” only can be applied in
[Path]
section. When Int_TMR0 applied
(user can set
the timer interval via program)
, system will execute this path when Timer1 interrupt occurred.
Note:
1. NY4 / NY5 / NY6 / NY7 / NY9T / NX1 do not support this path.
2. Do not use too many commands in this path, or it may lower the performance of system.
3. User cannot execute any Play or Delay commands in this path, but conditional jump is