Omron CX-Programmer 9, Руководство по эксплуатации

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OMRON PART 1: CX-Programmer
CX-Programmer_Page (xxix)
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Printing Word Address Cross References
Previous version (Ver. 3.3) New version (Ver. 4.0)
Printing with cross reference
information was possible for
the cross references of output
bits only (the rung number
used by the output bit address
was printed at the right of the
coil).
Printing with cross reference information also includes
the cross reference of the word address.
Therefore, by viewing the printed program, information
that is equivalent to that from the CX-Programmer’s
cross reference function can be obtained even if a CX-
Programmer is not onsite.
Improvements to Search Functions
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Omitting Symbol Table from Search
Previous version (Ver. 3.3) New version (Ver. 4.0)
The search range included the
ladder program and symbol
table.
By deselecting Include symbol table , the search range
includes the ladder program only. Therefore,
unnecessary searches of symbol tables are omitted,
thereby shortening the search time.
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Specifying All the Search Targets
Previous version (Ver. 3.3) New version (Ver. 4.0)
Search targets were split into
addresses and comments,
etc.
By selecting All (strings) as the search target, a search
can be performed for all the search targets, including
addresses, constants, numbers, mnemonics, symbol
names, comments, rung comments, and other
comments.
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Mnemonic Function Code Input Not Required
Previous version (Ver. 3.3) New version (Ver. 4.0)
Mnemonic searches required
an asterisk * or parentheses ()
with function code inputs after
the mnemonic search target.
Mnemonic searches do not require an asterisk * or parentheses () with function codes
input after the mnemonic search target.
Improvements to Watch Window
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Displaying PVs of Addresses in the Watch Window Sheet in Binary
Previous version (Ver. 3.3) New version (Ver. 4.0)
The PV for each address
could be displayed in the
specified data type only.
A new column has been added to the watch sheet that
allows the PVs of addresses to always be displayed in
binary regardless of the settings specified in Data
Type/Format .
16 BIT (Binary, Channel) has also been added to the
Data Type/Format Options, allowing values to be
displayed in binary, even if the Binary column is hidden
(except in the Timer/Counter Areas).