Mitsubishi MELSEC iQ-F FX5 series User Manual

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5 SEQUENCE INSTRUCTIONS
5.6 Termination Instructions
Ending the sequence program
END
This instruction indicates the end of a program.
Processing details
• This instruction indicates the end of all programs including the main routine program, subroutine program, and interrupt
program. When this instruction is executed, the CPU module ends execution of the currently executing program.
• The first time the RUN is started, execution begins from this instruction.
• This instruction cannot be programmed midway during the main sequence program. When this processing is required
midway during the program, use the FEND instruction.
• When programming is performed using the engineering tool in ladder edit mode, the END instruction is automatically input
and cannot be edited.
• The following illustrates how the END and FEND instructions are used properly when a program contains a main routine
program, subroutine program, and interrupt program.
The END instruction executed while a program is divided into multiple program blocks indicates the end of a
program block.
The END instruction executed for END processing is executed at the end of the last executed program
registered in the program settings.
Operation error
Ladder diagram Structured text
Not supported.
Error code
(SD0/SD8067)
Remarks
3340 The END instruction is executed before the NEXT instruction after the FOR instruction is executed.
3381 The END instruction is executed before the RET instruction after the CALL(P) instruction is executed.
33E3 The END instruction is programmed between FOR-NEXT.
33E4 The END instruction is programmed between MC-MCR.
33E7 The END instruction is programmed between I-IRET.
END
0
Sequence program
FEND
END
Main routine program
Interrupt Program
Main sequence
program area
Subroutine program
(FEND instruction is required.)
(END instruction is required.)

Mitsubishi MELSEC iQ-F FX5 series Specifications

General

Series	MELSEC iQ-F
Communication Interfaces	Ethernet, RS-485, USB
Type	Programmable Logic Controller (PLC)
I/O Points	Up to 256 points (depends on configuration)
Built-in I/O	Varies depending on CPU type (e.g., 16, 32, 64)
Programming Language	Ladder Logic, Structured Text, Function Block Diagram, Instruction List, Sequential Function Chart
Communication Protocols	Ethernet, Modbus RTU/ASCII, Modbus TCP, CC-Link IE Field Basic
Expansion Modules	Digital I/O, Analog I/O, Communication
Power Supply	24 V DC or 100-240 V AC (depending on model)
Ethernet Port	1 port (10/100BASE-TX)
RS-485 Port	1 port (depends on model)
USB Port	1 port (USB 2.0)
High-speed Counter	Up to 200 kHz (depends on model)
Pulse Output	Up to 200 kHz (depends on model)
Operating Temperature	0°C to 55°C
Storage Temperature	-25°C to 75°C

Summary

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

INTRODUCTION

Regarding use of this product

Details on the general purpose and specific application considerations for the product.

Note

Important notes regarding installation, operation, manual usage, and potential changes to the manual's content.

PART 1 OVERVIEW

CHAPTER 1 OVERVIEW

Provides a general overview of the CPU module, including instruction configuration, data specification, and execution conditions.

1.1 Instruction Configuration

Explains the structure of instructions, defining instruction and device parts, and detailing source, destination, and numerical data.

1.2 Data Specification Method

Details the various data types usable in CPU modules, including bit, word, double word, and real number data.

1.3 Execution Condition

Describes the five types of execution conditions for instructions: On, Rising edge, Off, Falling edge, and Always.

1.4 Precautions on Programming

Covers common errors, range checks for devices and labels, and operations arising from simultaneous use of instructions.

PART 2 INSTRUCTION/FUNCTION LIST

CHAPTER 2 CPU MODULE INSTRUCTION

Details instructions related to the CPU module, categorized into Sequence, Basic, Module Specific, and Built-in Ethernet.

CHAPTER 3 MODULE SPECIFIC INSTRUCTION

Covers instructions specific to various hardware modules like High-speed Counter, External Device I/O, and Inverter Communication.

CHAPTER 4 STANDARD FUNCTIONS/FUNCTION BLOCKS

Explains standard functions and function blocks, including type conversion, arithmetic operations, and bit shift functions.

PART 3 CPU MODULE INSTRUCTIONS

5 SEQUENCE INSTRUCTIONS

Details sequence instructions including contact, association, output, shift, and master control instructions.

6 BASIC INSTRUCTIONS

Covers fundamental instructions such as comparison, arithmetic, logical, bit processing, data conversion, and data transfer.

7 APPLICATION INSTRUCTION

Explains application-specific instructions like rotation, program branch, execution control, structuring, data table, character string, and real number instructions.

PART 4 MODULE DEDICATED INSTRUCTION

9 HIGH-SPEED COUNTER INSTRUCTION

Details instructions for high-speed processing, including 32-bit data comparison and current value transfer.

10 EXTERNAL DEVICE I/O INSTRUCTION

Covers instructions related to external device communication, specifically Serial Communication 2.

11 POSITIONING INSTRUCTION

Explains instructions for positioning control, including zero return, interrupt positioning, and table operations.

12 INVERTER COMMUNICATION INSTRUCTION

Details instructions for inverter communication, including operation monitoring, parameter read/write, and multi-command.

13 MODBUS COMMUNICATION INSTRUCTION

Covers instructions for MODBUS communication, specifically MODBUS Read/Write.

14 DIVIDED DATA READ/WRITE FROM/TO BFM INSTRUCTION

Explains instructions for divided data read and write operations with BFM.

PART 5 STANDARD FUNCTIONS

CHAPTER 15 TYPE CONVERSION FUNCTIONS

Details various type conversion functions, including BOOL to WORD/DWORD, INT/DINT, TIME, STRING, BCD, REAL, and BIT Array.

CHAPTER 16 SINGLE NUMBER VARIABLE FUNCTIONS

Explains functions operating on single numeric variables like Absolute Value, Square Root, Logarithms, and Trigonometric functions.

CHAPTER 17 ARITHMETIC OPERATION FUNCTIONS

Covers arithmetic functions such as Addition, Multiplication, Subtraction, Division, Remainder, Exponentiation, and Move Operation.

CHAPTER 18 BIT SHIFT FUNCTIONS

Details functions related to bit shifting and rotation, including n-bit shifts and rotations for WORD/DWORD data.

CHAPTER 19 STANDARD BITWISE BOOLEAN FUNCTIONS

Explains standard bitwise operations like AND, OR, XOR, and Logical Negation.

CHAPTER 20 SELECTION FUNCTIONS

Covers selection functions such as Selection (MUX), Maximum/Minimum Value selection, and Limit Control.

CHAPTER 21 COMPARISON FUNCTIONS

Details comparison functions like Compare (GT, GE, EQ, LE, LT, NE) for various data types.

CHAPTER 22 CHARACTER STRING FUNCTIONS

Explains functions for character string manipulation, including length detection, extraction, insertion, deletion, replacement, and searching.

CHAPTER 23 TIME DATA FUNCTIONS

Covers functions related to time data manipulation, including Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division.