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but im going to use a range from D0 to D300 so its going to be quite alot of adding.
#PLACE A VALUE IN A COUNTER IN GX WORKS 2 SERIES#
In total, up to 16 levels (A series = 5 levels) of FOR/NEXT loops can be nested up." If a program sequence between the FOR/NEXT loop is not intended to be executed, it can be skipped by a jump instruction (CJ or SCJ). Thus, the FOR/NEXT loop will be executed at least once.
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If n is less than or equal to 0, it is processed as 1.
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The variable n can be specified from 1 to 32767. The program sequence located between the FOR and the NEXT command is repeated for n times.Īfter executing the FOR/NEXT loop for n times, the next program step following the NEXT command is executed. The FOR/NEXT loop repeats single program sequences without setting an input condition. Sorry Steve, i dont get that FOR instruction, i have a FOR function but that is: The k10 in the FOR instruction is the number of data stores you are comparing and the D6300 is the start of your data stores (ignore the comments they are a reminant of an old program).
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The FX3GE has a cut down instruction set. Sorry that doesn't seem to work, you could try something like this attached.