Programming
2.7 Functions
Expanding the user interface
2-80 Commissioning Manual, 11/2006, 6FC5397-0DP10-0BA0
2.7.11 Exit dialog (EXIT)
Description
The EXIT function is used to exit a dialog and return to the master dialog. If no master dialog
is found, you will exit the newly configured user interfaces and return to the standard
application.
Programming (without parameters)
Syntax: EXIT
Description: Exits a dialog
Parameters: - None -
Example
PRESS(HS1)
EXIT
END_PRESS
Description
If the current dialog has been called with a transfer variable, the value of the variables can
be changed and transferred to the output dialog.
The variable values are each assigned to the variables transferred from the output dialog to
the subsequent dialog using the "LM" function. Up to 20 variable values, each separated by
a comma, can be transferred.
Note
The sequence of variables or variable values must be the same as the sequence of transfer
values programmed for the LM function to preclude assignment errors. Any unspecified
variable values will not be changed when the transfer is made. The modified transfer
variables are immediately valid in the output dialog on execution of the LM function.
Programming with a transfer variable
Syntax: EXIT
[(VARx)]
Description: Exits dialog and transfers one or more variables
Parameters: VARx Label variables
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