Introduction
Jump objects execute jumps to a jump target within the current section.
When the status of the left link is 1, a jump is made to a label (in the current section).
To generate an unconditional jump, the jump object must be placed directly on the left power rail.
To generate a conditional jump, a jump object is placed at the end of a series of contacts.
Selecting the jump object
You have the following options to select jump objects:
Use the
menu command.Use the
menu command from the shortcut menu.or
Choose the
symbol.
The active placement mode for jump objects is indicated by
the cursor symbol.
Note
In the
dialog box on the tab, if the check box is selected, then the corresponding properties dialog box is automatically opened when an object is placed. The procedure explained here is valid for deactivated check boxes.Placing jump objects:
Placing jump objects:
Step |
Action |
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1 |
Select the jump object. |
2 |
Click the target cell in the LD section. or Use the arrow keys to move the gray field to the target position, and press Enter. Result:The jump object is inserted. |
3 |
To insert further jump objects:
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Defining the jump target
Defining the jump target:
Step |
Action |
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1 |
Open the properties dialog box for the jump object. Result: The properties dialog box for the jump object is opened, see also Jump object properties dialog box. |
2 |
You have the following options to enter the jump target:
Result: The jump target is inserted and a syntax and semantics check is performed. Example of an unconditional jump: ![]() Example of a conditional jump: ![]() If the jump target has already been defined (see also Jump target), the procedure ends here. If the jump target has not yet been declared, continue with step 3. |
3 |
Specify the jump target, see also Jump target. |