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GX Works28 EDITING STRUCTURED LADDER PROGRAMS8.6.3 Changing the number of arguments for functions andfunction blocksChange the number of arguments of functions and function blocks in the application functions.For details of functions whose number of arguments can be changed, refer to the following manual.MELSEC-Q/L Structured Programming Manual (Application Functions)FXCPU Structured Programming Manual (Application Functions)To add or delete an argument, select a function or a function block and proceed the following operation.● Adding an argumentOperation• Select [Edit] ⇒ [Number of Pins] ⇒ [Increment] ( ).● Deleting an argumentOperation• Select [Edit] ⇒ [Number of Pins] ⇒ [Delete] ( ).Increment pinsDecrement pinsAdded arguments● Adding and deleting argumentsArguments can also be added or deleted using the following method.• Using the or key• Changing the height of the ladder symbol using the mouse8 - 20 8.6.3 Changing the number of arguments for functions and function blocks
8.7 Changing Display Format of Variables8.7 Changing Display Format of Variables1This section explains how to change the display format of variables.Q CPU L CPU FX2OVERVIEW8.7.1 Displaying variable names in multiple linesChange the view mode to display variable names of contacts and coils in multiple lines by setting theoption.Operating procedure1. Select [Tool] ⇒ [Options] ⇒ "Program Editor" ⇒ "Structured Ladder/FBD" ⇒ "Label".2. Select "Display label name/comment of contact or coil in multiline".3. Set the values of "Display Lines" and "Visible Characters per Line".8.7.2 Displaying labels and devices simultaneouslyChange the view mode to display the labels and devices simultaneously by setting the option.Operating procedure1. Select [Tool] ⇒ [Options] ⇒ "Program Editor" ⇒ "Structured Ladder/FBD" ⇒ "Label".SCREEN 3CONFIGURATIONPROGRAMMING 4PROCEDUREPROGRAM 5CONFIGURATIONS6SETTING LABELS2. Select "Display labels and devices".The assigned devices are displayed.COMMON OPERATIONS7OF PROGRAM EDITORSEDITING STRUCTUREDLADDER PROGRAMSEDITING ST 8PROGRAMS8.7.1 Displaying variable names in multiple lines 8 - 21
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