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ref. tool On and Off.Show Properties – shows the item properties window.Cross Reference Report – shows the cross reference report window.Local Symbol Table – shows the local symbol table for the program.View Diagram – shows the ladder representation of the program.View Mnemonics – shows the mnemonics representation of the program.Monitor In Hex – toggles whether monitoring values always shown in hexadecimal.Page 102Revision 2.0OMRONAPPENDIX A – Toolbar and Keyboard ShortcutsKeyboard ShortcutsThe keys listed below are the default set.
It is possible to redefine these keys, or add other keys for thesame functions.Begin on-line editCtrl+ECancel on-line editCtrl+UClose windowCtrl+F4Compile all PLC programsF7Compile programCtrl+F7Context sensitive helpF1CopyCtrl+CCutCtrl+XDebug modeCtrl+2DeleteDeleteDelete ColumnCtrl+Alt+LeftDelete RowCtrl+Alt+UpFindCtrl+FGo to InputAlt+Shift+IGo to next address referenceAlt+Shift+NGo to OutputAlt+Shift+OGo to Previous Jump PointAlt+Shift+PGo to Rung/StepCtrl+GGridGInsert Closed CoilQInsert Closed Contact/Insert ColumnCtrl+Alt+RightInsert HorizontalHInsert Horizontal–Insert InstructionIInsert Open CoilOInsert Open ContactCInsert Open Contact“Insert RowCtrl+Alt+DownInsert Rung AboveShift+RInsert Rung BelowRInsert Vertical DownVInsert Vertical Down|Insert Vertical UpURevision 2.0Page 103APPENDIX A – Toolbar and Keyboard ShortcutsPage 104Invert (NOT)/Monitor In HexAlt+Shift+HMonitor (PLC execution-mode)Ctrl+3Monitoring (PLC level toggle)Ctrl+MMove cursor rightRightMove cursor downDownMove cursor leftLeftMove cursor upUpNew projectCtrl+NNext docked windowAlt+ONext fieldTabNext ReferenceF4Next windowCtrl+TabOpen Cross Reference ReportAlt+XOpen Ladder programAlt+DOpen Mnemonics viewAlt+MOpen projectCtrl+OPasteCtrl+VPrevious docked windowAlt+Shift+OPrevious fieldShift+TabPrintCtrl+PProgram modeCtrl+1PropertiesAlt+EnterReplaceCtrl+HRun modeCtrl+4Save projectCtrl+SSelect AllCtrl+ASelect RungCtrl+EnterSend on-line edit changesCtrl+Shift+EShow as Statement ListCtrl+Alt+SShow Rung AnnotationsAlt+AShow Symbol CommentsAlt+YToggle Split WindowTabTransfer from PLCCtrl+Shift+TTransfer to PLCCtrl+TView address reference windowAlt+RView global symbol tableAlt+GView local symbol tableAlt+SOMRONRevision 2.0OMRONAPPENDIX A – Toolbar and Keyboard ShortcutsView Output windowAlt+2View project workspaceAlt+1View propertiesAlt+EnterView Watch windowAlt+3Work on-lineCtrl+WZoom inAlt+RightZoom outAlt+LeftRevision 2.0Page 105APPENDIX A – Toolbar and Keyboard ShortcutsPage 106OMRONRevision 2.0OMRONGLOSSARY OF TERMS – CX-Programmer User ManualGLOSSARY OF TERMSAddressApplicationASCIIBCDBinary Coded DecimalBinaryBitBooleanCentral Processing UnitClipboardComponentsCPU typeCPUCS1-seriesC-SeriesCV-SeriesCVSSRevision 2.0A location in memory where data or programs are stored.
It can also identifya location of a node on a network.A software program that accomplishes a specific task. Examples ofapplications are CX-Programmer, CX-Server, CX-Protocol and MicrosoftExcel.American Standard Code for Information Interchange.Binary Coded Decimal.A data format supported by CX-Programmer: each group of four bits in thedata is a representation of a digit (0-9).A data format supported by CX-Programmer.
A number system format to thebase 2, i.e. employing the digits 0 and 1.A digit used in binary notation, which can take the value 0 or 1. The value ofa bit, or combination of bits, can represent the status of a device or can beused in programming.A type of point or symbol where the value can be one of two states. Essentiallythe two states are ‘0’ and ‘1’, but these states can be assigned a meaningfuldesignation.The part of the PLC which can store programs and data, execute theinstructions in program, and process input and output signals in order tocommunicate with other, external, devices.An area within the windows environment where data can be stored temporarilyor transferred between applications.The CX-Server application, as utilised by CX-Programmer, is made up of sixcomponents accessible from an invoking application.The type of CPU available to a specific device, the amount of memoryavailable to a PLC varies according to the CPU involved.Central Processing Unit.Indicates either a CS1G PLC or a CS1H PLC.Indicates any one of the following types of PLC: C2000H, C200H, C200HE,C200HE-Z, C200HG, C200HE-Z, C200HS, C200HX, C200HX-Z, C1000H,C**H, C**K, C**P, CQM1, C500, C120, C20, CPM1 (CPM1A).Indicates any one of the following types of PLC: CVM1, CVM1-V2, CV500,CV1000 or CV2000.
When using SYSMAC NET, CV series PLCs canoperate in either CV mode (where the datagrams contain FINS commands)or C mode (where the datagrams contain C SYSNET commands).A file format supported by CX-Programmer.Page 107GLOSSARY OF TERMS – CX-Programmer User ManualOMRONCX-Net Network Configuration toolA of a suite of programs allowing the management of Routing Tables andData Link Tables in OMRON PLCs.CX-ProgrammerA PLC programming application for the creation, testing and maintenanceof programs associated with the OMRON CS1-series PLCs, CV-seriesPLCs and C-series PLCs.
It provides facilities for the support of PLCdevice and address information and for communications with OMRONPLCs and their associated network types.CX-ServerAn advanced communications management system for OMRON PLCsproviding facilities for software to maintain PLC device and addressinformation and to communicate with OMRON PLCs and their supportednetwork types. CX-Server supports CS1-series PLCs.CX-Server ProjectA definition of an OMRON PLC network configuration. It identifies alldevices and networks within a particular configuration including the areas ofPLC memory (points) that can be read from or written to.Data areaAn area of PLC memory allocated to the storage of data (not programs).Data Trace/Time Chart Monitor componentThe CX-Server application, as utilised by CX-Programmer, displays dataobtained from the PLC’s memory areas during program execution.Data TypeA type which describes the internal data format within a programming symbol(e.g.
BCD v binary).DDEDynamic Data Exchange. A channel through which correctly preparedprograms can actively exchange data and control other applications withinMicrosoft Windows.See also Item, Server, server application and Topic.Debug modeA mode of PLC operation during which any errors arising from the currentlyactive program will be flagged.
For CV-series PLC only.DecimalA data format supported by CX-Programmer – base 10 (i.e. digits 0-9).DefaultA value automatically set by a program in the absence of user input or on initialentry to an application; such values can be overwritten.Device groupA class of devices which share similar properties, each group can be subdivided into device types.Device typeA type of OMRON PLC.DeviceA type of OMRON automation device, either a PLC, Temperature Controller,Memory Card Writer or PROM Writer.DialogueA window asking for some form of response from the user, usually in the formof either entering requested information, selecting displayed data, orconfirming an operation.Page 108Revision 2.0OMRONDLLDownloadDragDriverDynamic Data ExchangeExpansion memoryFolderGUIHard diskHexadecimalIconInput deviceInterfaceIO TableIO typeIOLSSMemory Card componentMicrosoft ExcelMicrosoft Windows ExplorerRevision 2.0GLOSSARY OF TERMS – CX-Programmer User ManualDynamic Link Library.
A program file that although cannot be run stand-aloneas an executable, can be utilised by one or more applications or programs asa common service. DLL files have a *.DLL extension. DLL’s comprise anumber of stand-alone functions.Refer to Transfer to PLC.The act of moving an item on the screen by selecting it with the mouse, andkeeping the mouse button depressed, moving the mouse until the item hasreached the required location. The mouse button is then released.The software which controls the communications between a computer andPLC, translating any information passed between them into a format that thereceiving Device can understand.The method of transferral of data (and possibly instructions) betweenapplications via the establishment of reference links between them.The memory available to a CPU in addition to conventional memory.A structure which organises the files in computer memory or on disk.
Alsoknown as a ‘directory’.Graphical User Interface. Part of a program that interacts with the user andtakes full advantage of the graphics displays of computers. A GUI employspull-down menus and dialogue boxes for ease of use.
Like all MicrosoftWindows based applications, CX-Programmer has a GUI.A disk permanently mounted on its drive.A data format supported by CX-Programmer – base 16 (i.e. digits 0-F).Pictorial representations of computer resources and functions. Many icons areused by CX-Programmer as part of the GUI.A Device which sends signals to a PLC.Hardware or software employed to link the elements within a system, includingnetworks, programs and computers.A part of a PLC set up which contains definitions of the physically connectedinput-output boards attached to the PLC (i.e.
racks and units). The IO table isedited via a CX-Server application.Input /Output type. An attribute of a symbol that shows how the address ismapped to physical hardware. CX-Programmer can show an address mappedto an input or output card with a ‘I’ or ‘Q’ prefix respectively.Input /Output.A file format supported by the CX-Programmer.The CX-Server application, as utilised by CX-Programmer, manages the filestorage to and from PLC memory cards.A spreadsheet application.A file handling application part of the Microsoft Windows suite.Page 109GLOSSARY OF TERMS – CX-Programmer User ManualMicrosoft WindowsMonitor modeNetworkOfflineOLEOnlineOutputOutput instructionOutput windowPLC Error componentPLC Memory componentPLC Setup componentPLCPointProgramProgram memoryPage 110OMRONA windowing environment that is noted for its GUI, and for features such asmultiple typefaces, desk accessories (such as a clock, calculator, calendar andnotepad), and the capability of moving text and graphics from one applicationto another via a clipboard.CX-Programmer runs only under Microsoft Windows.
DDE functionscommunicating with other applications supported by CX-Programmer useMicrosoft Windows as a basis.A PLC operational mode that allows the device, during normal execution, toreview the condition of the Data Link (including the PLCs/nodes on that link).1. Part of the PLC configuration, based on the device type. The number ofNetworks available is dependant on the device type.2. A number of computers linked together with a central processing pointknown as a server that is accessible to all computers. Networks affectCX-Programmer in that further Network associated options are availableif the computer is Network connected.The status of a device when it is not being controlled by a computer (althoughit may be physically connected to it).Object Linking and Embedding.
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