Mitsubishi Electric melsec-k Programming Manual page 3

4. 3 . 7
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4-4
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Data handling instructions
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4-4-1
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Data transmission
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Program control instructions
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5
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Programming
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5 . 1
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Programming principles
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5. 2
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Sequence instructions and program.examples
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5. 2 . 1
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Simple circuits by AND and OR
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5. 2 . 2
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Complicated circuits by ANB and ORB
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5.2.3
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Circuits with common control lines
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(1) Circuit separation at a contact
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(2) Use of master control MC and MCR
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(3) Use of conditional jump CJ
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Timer circuit
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(1) ON delay circuit
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(4) Circuits by analog timer
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One-shot circuits
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(1) One-shot circuit for ON time
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(2) One-shot circuit for OFF time
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