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Chapter 3 Creating and Editing Screens
3-298 Revision May, 2010
If DW shows after the macro command, it i cates that the command is 32 Bit data, if
D display, it indicates
format of the device as Double W
tha e user set the format o
data. If Signed shows after the and is a
n alue with polarity. If
value without polarity.
For example, when the macro command is set to $0 = $2(DW), i.e. make $2 a double
w e Word memory
P he
shown as Fig. 3-14-33.
ndi
W doesn’t that the command is 16 Bit data. When the user set the
ord, there will be two registers used actually. It means
f $0 as Double Word, $0 and $1 will be used for storing
macro command, it indicates that the comm
t if th
umeric v Signed doesn’t display, it indicates that it is a numeric
ord, as Doubl will take two registers; it will assign register $2 and $3.
macro command will be input in the editing window ress Update button and t
Fig. 3-14-33 Input Macro Command
k function, please refer to section 3.14.2.1.
After complete macro command editing, the user needs to perform Syntax Check and
Update function to makes sure that the macro syntax is correct. For more details on
Update and Syntax Chec