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PCWT - Processing Code 533 - (Writing data to the buffer memory of the intelligent functional
module of the Q/QnA series PLC CPU) ................................................................................11-335
PRINT
(
Displays data on the screen
)
........................................................................................................11-344
PRINT USING
(
Displays a character string or numeric value in the specified format
)
............................11-345
PRINT#
(
Writes data to a sequential file
)
..................................................................................................11-349
PRINT# USING
(
Writes data to a sequential file in the specified format
)
................................................11-350
PUT
(
Writes one record from a random file buffer to a random file
)
........................................................11-351
PUTMEM
(
Writes data to buffer memory, common memory, or internal device ED
)
..............................11-352
RDSET
(
Reads one bit data from the specified bit
)
..................................................................................11-357
READ
(
Reads a value defined by the DATA instruction and assigns it to a variable
)
.............................11-359
REM
(
Provides comments
)
........................................................................................................................11-360
RENUM
(
Reassigns line numbers of a program
)
.....................................................................................11-361
RESTORE
(
Specifies a data read with READ instruction
)
.......................................................................11-362
RESUME
(
Execution of the error handling routine is completed
)
............................................................11-363
RIGHT$
(
Extracts a character string consisting of the specified number of characters from
the right end of a character string and assigns it to a variable
)
............................................11-364
RND
(
Generates random numbers
)
..........................................................................................................11-365
ROT
(
Returns the bit-rotated value of the integer value data
)
..................................................................11-366
RSET
(
Moves data from memory to a random file buffer and stores right-justified
)
................................11-368
RUN (1)
(
Starts the execution of the program
)
.........................................................................................11-369
RUN (2)
(
Executes after loading a program
)
.............................................................................................11-370
SAVE
(
Saves a program
)
..........................................................................................................................11-371
SEARCH
(
Searches for the specified value among the elements of the selected array
variable and returns the position of the element
)
..................................................................11-372
SGN
(
Returns the sign of a value
)
.............................................................................................................11-374
SHA
(
Returns the arithmetically shifted value of the integer data
)
...........................................................11-375
SHT
(
Returns the logically shifted value of the integer data
)
...................................................................11-377
SIN
(
Returns the sine
)
................................................................................................................................11-379
SPACE$
(
Returns a null string of a specified length
)
...............................................................................11-380
SPC
(
Returns a specified number of blank spaces
)
.................................................................................11-381
SQR
(
Returns the square root of the specified value
)
..............................................................................11-382
STOP
(
Pauses the program execution or puts it in the stop status
)
........................................................11-383
STR$
(
Converts a value to a character string, assuming the value is given as a decimal number
)
.......11-384
STRING$
(
Returns the specified character for the specified number of times
)
.......................................11-386
SYSTEM
(
Returns to system mode or the main menu screen
)
...............................................................11-388
SWAP
(
Swaps the values of two variables
)
..............................................................................................11-389
TAB
(
Moves the current character display position to the specified position
)
.........................................11-390
TAN
(
Returns the tangent
)
.........................................................................................................................11-391
TIME$
(
Sets the time of the PLC CPU's clock and reads
)
.......................................................................11-392
TROFF
(
Resets the trace in a program
)
....................................................................................................11-394
TRON
(
Starts a trace in a program
)
..........................................................................................................11-395
VAL
(
Returns the value represented by a character string
)
.....................................................................11-396
W@
(
Reads or writes word information
)
...................................................................................................11-398
WHILE WEND
(
These instructions are used repeatedly, while the specified condition holds
)
...............11-400
WIDTH
(
Sets the width of data to be output to the printer
)
.......................................................................11-402
WTSET
(
Writes 0 or 1 to the specified bit
)
................................................................................................11-403