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Displaying and Selecting from Candidate Operands
Displaying Candidate Operands
The display of candidate operands for inputs in the Smart Input Mode is divided into three areas, as shown
below.
1
2
3
Area
1
2
3
Selecting from Candidate Operands
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Selecting a Condition Flag or Auxiliary Bit
5. Press the Enter Key
"MOV D0 D100" will be entered in the ladder diagram.
This area is used to select, input, and confirm the instruction or address candidate.
If an instruction is input, a candidate address will also be automatically displayed for the operand.
The address will be one higher than the address that was last input.
Example: After W0.01 is input as a contact, the address candidate for the next contact that is input
will be W0.02.
Note: Contact inputs will be incremented from CIO 0.00 (word CIO 0) and contact outputs will be
incremented from CIO 100.00 (word CIO 100).
Also, if there is more than one other instance of the instruction that is being input in the same circuit, the
difference will be taken between the operand addresses of the other instructions and it will be added to the
address of the most recently input instruction.
Example 1: If contact inputs CIO 0.00 and CIO 0.02 are input, the address candidate for the next
contact that is input will be CIO 0.04.
Example 2: If MOV D100 D200 is input, the candidate addresses for the next MOV instruction will be
D101 D201.
If the operand is a constant, the same value as the most recently input instruction will be automatically
displayed for the operand.
When a bit address is input, "Auxiliary Relay Area" is displayed here. If you move the cursor to "Auxiliary
Relay Area" and press the Enter Key, a Condition Flag or a list of previously registered Auxiliary Bits will
be displayed in area 3 as candidates.
When a bit address is input, the symbols that were previously registered in the symbol table by the user
will be displayed in order of addresses (or in alphabetical order by name).
APPENDIX C – Smart Input Mode
Description
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