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3 LET'S CREATE AND EXECUTE A PROGRAM
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[System Name¥] is used to classify programs into several groups for easier
management. When many programs are stored on a memory card or FD, it gets
harder to manage.
MEMORY CARD
A6MEM-512KA-W
MITSUBISHI
The files become easier to manage by defining program groups and saving a
program to either one of the groups as follows.
MEMORY CARD
A6MEM-512KA-W
MITSUBISHI
[System Name¥] is used to specify the group name. If a specified [System
Name¥] does not exist, a new [System Name¥] is registered and the program will
be saved in it. If it already exists, the program will be saved in the [System
Name¥] group.
System names can be omitted. In this case, the program will be stored as a
group that doesn't have a system name.
[System Name¥] should follow the rules described below.
• Permitted characters are alphabet characters, numeric characters, kana, full-
byte characters (Kanji) and the following symbols.
!, #, $, %, &, ', (, ), -, @, ^, _, {, }, ~
Total.BAS
Line1.BAS
Differential.BAS
Composition.BAS
DailyReport.BAS
Assembly.BAS
MonthlyReport.BAS
Line Monitor
Reports
KEISAN
• Always place a "¥" at the end of the system name.
(If your keyboard does not have "¥," use "\").
A system name cannot be recognized without "¥."
• A system name cannot be created within a system name.
MELSEC-Q
Line1.BAS
Composition.BAS
Assembly.BAS
DailyReport.BAS
MonthlyReport.BAS
Total.BAS
Differential.BAS
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