ABB OmniCore S Series Operating Manual page 191

Loading programs to a task
This section describes how to load a program to a task in a multitasking system.
It is assumed that the tasks have been configured.
Load a program in Operate
Use the following procedure to load a saved program in Operate:
Load a program in Code
Use the following procedure to load a saved program in Code:
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1 On the start screen, tap Operate, and then select Advanced View from the
menu.
• If there is no loaded program: The recent programs are displayed in
the Recently used programs section. Select a recently used program
to open it. Otherwise, tap on the Load Other Program button.
• If there is already a loaded program: On the command bar, select Load
Program in the context menu.
- Tap Yes to continue loading a new program.
- Tap No to continue with the existing program.
2 From the Location section, select the device where the program is saved.
The folders and files available in the selected device are displayed.
3 Navigate and choose the required program file.
Note
The supported file format is .pgf
4 Tap Load.
The selected program is loaded to the selected task.
1 On the start screen, tap Code, and then select Modules from the menu.
2 On the command bar, select Load Program in the context menu.
If there is already a program loaded, the Load Program window appears.
• Tap Save to save the loaded program. Once the loaded program is
saved the Load Program page is displayed.
• Tap Don't save to close the loaded program without saving it, that is,
delete from the program memory. Once the loaded program is closed
the Load Program page is displayed.
• Tap Cancel to keep the currently loaded program.
3 From the Location section select the device where the program is saved.
The folders and files available in the selected device are displayed.
4 Navigate and choose the required program file.
Note
The supported file format is .pgf
5 Tap Load.
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