When you run a program, you are essentially
executing up to 16 different load operations
consecutively. Each of the different load operations
are “steps” in the program. A program starts at
step 01 and ends at step 16.
A program recalls the operating mode, range,
static/dynamic mode, response speed and
other settings of each step from stored memory.
It also recalls the Go-NoGo settings.
The same memory settings can be used for
multiple steps.
The execution time of each step is configurable.
Applies the Go-NoGo settings for each step.
Each step must be executed in order.
Each step can be configured to automatically go
to the next step or wait for confirmation from
the user before proceeding to the next step.
Individual steps can be skipped.
Programs can be linked together to make
program chains.
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