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Automatic control function programming manual ladder language

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TOOL: (MOVEMENT (XY) ...) ... Definition of a tool of unspecified type.<br />

[COLOUR]<br />

MOVEMENT: [RAISE XY] LOWER Movement without drawing.<br />

RAISE: «M5» Raise stylus.<br />

XY : { X Y } Coordinates of the start point of the tool in the user reference system.<br />

Decimal values.<br />

X X coordinate of the point.<br />

Y Y coordinate of the point.<br />

LOWER: «M1» Lower the stylus.<br />

XY Decimal coordinates of remaining points of the tool in the user<br />

reference system.<br />

COLOUR: «C» VALUE Colour of the tool (see Sec. 8.3.3.2).<br />

Default value: 0xB8.<br />

8.3.5.5 Animation<br />

Instructions 0x9BDF and 0x9BE7 select user drawing with display of the tool. The display characteristics are defined<br />

by instruction 0x9BB1 (see Sec. 8.3.5.4).<br />

Syntax<br />

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0x9BDF or 0x9BE7<br />

8.3.5.6 No Animation<br />

Instruction 0x9BDE selects user drawing without display of the tool.<br />

Syntax<br />

0x9BDE<br />

8.3.5.7 Screen Drawing<br />

Instruction 0x9BB6 is used to draw a line or an arc in the screen reference system.<br />

Syntax<br />

0x9BB6 { [LINCIR] [DECHEX] } { [LINE] [STYLUS] [X] [Y] [I] [J] } LF<br />

REMARK The syntax is exactly the same as for instruction 0x9BB2 (see Sec. 8.3.5.3).

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