When the step of a programme being executed is changed, the new step takes effect after execution of
the current statement.
Cycle Disable Fly Move Routine Statement View
Break Profile Step
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Cycle defines the step as a single cycle within the programme. The CYCLE or BEGIN CYCLE state
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ment must be present in the programme.
Syntax: PTSC <programme_name>
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Disable ends programme step execution. A programme can be specified also using asterisks.
Syntax: PTSD <programme_name>
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Fly defines the step as a single movement: it is similar to the /MOVE option, but execution does not stop
after the MOVEFLY instruction. It is not allowed on non-holdable programmes.
Syntax: PTSF <programme_name>
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Move defines the step as a single movement. It is not allowed on non-holdable programmes.
Syntax: PTSM <programme_name>
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Routine defines the step as one statement at a time, except that routines are executed as a single
statement.
Syntax: PTSR <programme_name>
· Statement defines the step as a single statement.
Syntax: PTSS <programme_name>
· View displays the step associated with a programme. The asterisk may be used to specify the
programme name. If not, all the steps related to all programmes will be displayed.
Syntax: PTSV <programme_name>
View
The VIEW command displays information related to the activated programmes together with the following
values:
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programme name;
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programme attributes;
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arm number;
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priority;
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primary state (running, held, suspended);
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current line number being executed and programme to which that line belongs;
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error number;
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CPU time;
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number of cycles.
An asterisk can be used for the programme name. This command can be used regardless of the level of pro
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tection but it cannot be used when the controller is in FATAL status or when the MEMORY ERASE PRO
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GRAM command is active.
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PROGRAM COMMAND
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