IDEC MICROSmart FC6A-C24R1CE Ladder Programming Manual

FC6A S ERIES MICROS MART L ADDER P ROGRAMMING M ANUAL FC9Y-B1726 28-3
28: U SER - DEFINED M ACRO I NSTRUCTION
Operation Example
The following ladder program will execute the UMACRO instruction when main program input I0000 is turned on. When the
UMACRO instruction is executed, user-defined macro name 0 will be executed.
A0001 will operate as I0001 in the user-defined macro because A1 of the UMACRO instruction has been set to I0001. Therefore,
the MOV instruction will be executed when I0001 is turned on.
Main program
User-defined macro (user-defined macro name S1: 0)
Note: You can save time and effort in writing similar ladder programs and creating new ladder programs by turning a ladder program into a user-
defined macro.
Note: The UMACRO, JMP, JEND, MCR, MCS, LCAL, LJMP, LRET, LABEL, DJNZ, and END instructions cannot be used in a user-defined macro.
Settings
(1) S1 (source 1): User-defined Macro Name
Select the user-defined macro to execute.
Click Settings to display the Argument settings dialog box.
In the Argument settings dialog box, configure the argument settings for each user-defined macro number.
For details, see "Argument settings dialog box" on page 28-4.
(2) Argument Settings
Use this area to configure the devices that will be passed to the user-defined macro that is set with the user-defined macro
name (1). The device address or tag name is set according to the device type of each argument displayed in the Tag Name
column. The number of arguments and the device types can be changed in the Argument settings dialog box.
A1
I0001
UMACRO S1
0
I0000
REPD1 -
D0001
MOV(W) S1 -
D0000
A0001
(1)
(2)

IDEC MICROSmart FC6A-C24R1CE Specifications

General

Brand	IDEC
Model	MICROSmart FC6A-C24R1CE
Category	Computer Hardware
Language	English