The <argument> function in G65 is a method that the main program uses bit address to transfer
parameters to subroutine; this method uses local variable to transfer; the argument is described below.
Argument format:
Details:
Except G, L, N, O, P, all bit addresses can be specified as arguments.
The bit addresses that do not need to transfer can be ignored.
In G65 instruction segment, all the bit addresses are considered as the arguments of G65.
For example:
G65P0002N100G01G90X100.Y200.F400R1000,
G01 instruction isn’t executed, and all bit addresses are considered as the arguments of G65.
The comparison between the bit addresses specified by the arguments and local variable number follows:
Table 12.2 Comparison between Argument Specified Bit Addresses and Local Variables