PLZ-4W Applied Operation 6-29
6.6.5 Fast Sequence Editing
The sequence edit screen is divided into the following four edit screens. When creat-
ing a sequence, items are set on each edit screen. This section describes the setup
items on each edit screen and the setup procedure.
(1) Program operation
Set the program number (always set to 11), memo, operation mode, range, and
the number of loops. (Top screen of the screen divided into top and bottom
halves)
(2) Program end condition and step execution time
Set the program end condition, last step per loop, and step execution time.
(Bottom screen of the screen divided into top and bottom halves)
(3) Step setting and monitoring of the specified steps
Set the value (current or resistance) of the step to be executed one step at a
time. You can set the presence or absence of trigger output.
To monitor the current of each step, set the magnification and move the steps.
(4) FILL function
This function automatically sets the current values of steps in between two sep-
arated steps for which you specify the current values.
■ Common operations on the edit screens
The common operations carried out on the edit screens such as moving the cursor
within the edit screen, selecting items, entering values and characters, and turning
pages are the same as those for the normal sequence. For a description of the follow-
ing items, see the respective sections for normal sequence.
• Moving the cursor
• Selecting items
• Entering values
• Entering characters (memo)
• Turning pages
SEQ
PREV NEXT
No.
:
11
Memo
: Pro
g
ram
11
Mode
: FCC
Loop
: 0003
Ran
g
e
: 33A , 15V
SEQ
PREV NEXT
Last Load :
ON
Last Set : 1
.000A
RPTSTEP : 15
TIME BASE : 1ms
10
.00A
STEP:0014
M1
10
.00A
STEP:0014
M1
DATA1: 0.164A
DATA2: 1.164A
START: 0016
STOP : 1024
ENTER
FILL
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