Omron WS02-CXPC1-V9 - V9 Operation Manual page 150

Procedures
Transfer Modes
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The new function block definition will be transferred to the buffer memory
in the CPU Unit and the progress of the transfer will be displayed in a dialog
box.
(At this point, the CPU Unit will still be operating with the previous function
block definition.)
The following dialog box will appear when the transfer has been complet-
ed.
(At this point, the CPU Unit will still be operating with the previous function
block definition.)
5. Click the Yes Button. The user program in the CPU Unit will be updated
with the new function block definition from the buffer memory of the CPU
Unit. (If the No Button is click, the new function block definition in the buffer
memory will be discarded and the program will not be changed.)
In either case, the program will return to the status in which function block
definitions cannot be edited. To edit another function block definition, se-
lect FB online Edit - Begin and begin the online editing procedure from
the beginning.
Normal Mode
In Normal Mode, both the source code and object code are transferred to the
CPU Unit. Some time may be required for Normal Mode transfers because of
the quantity of data that must be sent. Other editing or transfer operations
cannot be performed until the transfer has been completed.
Note The Display confirmation of FB online edit changes Option can be
selected to display a confirmation dialog box after the source code
has been transferred but just before updating the user memory in
the CPU Unit.
Quick Mode
In Quick Mode, only the object code is transferred to the CPU Unit. The
source code is not transferred, making Quick Mode faster than Normal Mode.
After transferring the object code either 1) select Program - Transfer FB
Source to transfer the source code or 2) transfer the source code according
to instructions displayed in a dialog box when you go offline.
After transferring the object code, "FB Source" will be displayed in yellow at
the bottom of the window to indicate that the source code has not yet been
transferred. This message will disappear when the source code is transferred.
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