ZEN-SOFT01-V3 ZEN Support Software_Operation Manual (986766), страница 5

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Drag the mouse vertically to draw a connection line.20Section 2-2Inputting Ladder ProgramsNote a) Vertical connection lines can also be drawn by 1) usingthe mouse or Cursor Keys to move to the connection lineposition and pressing the | Key, 2) clicking the InsertVertical Button on the Toolbar, or 3) selecting Insert/Vertical from the Menu Bar. The vertical line will bedrawn down from the cursor position.b) Horizontal connection lines can be drawn by using themouse or Cursor Keys to move to the connection line position and pressing the - Key, clicking the InsertHorizontal Button on the Toolbar, or selecting Insert/Horizontal from the Menu Bar.12. The ladder program has now been completed.13.

Double-click in the row comment area to write row comments forthe ladder program. It is also possible to write comments by firstusing either the mouse or the cursor keys to move to the row comment area, and then selecting Edit (E)/Edit row comments.Enter row comment.21Checking Ladder ProgramsSection 2-3Row comment isdisplayed.Note Up to 63 characters can be input for a row comment.2-32-3-1Checking Ladder ProgramsProgram CheckSelect ZEN/Program Check from the Menu Bar and check the program. The following dialog box will be displayed if the program checkwas completed without finding any errors.Note For details on error messages during program checking,refer to 6-2 Program Check Errors and Warnings.2-3-2Display CheckSelect ZEN(Z)/Display Check from the Menu Bar, and then use theDisplay Check Dialog Box to check the display contents for the display bits D0 to Df that are used in the program.

The contents of each22Section 2-4Editing Ladder Programsare displayed in different colors, so overlapping displays can bechecked.Click to open the DisplayCheck Dialog Box.Click with the mouse to toggle betweendisplaying or not displaying the displaycontents for each of the display bits D0 to Df.2-4Editing Ladder ProgramsThis section describes how to edit existing ladder programs.2-4-1Searching for Inputs and OutputsClick the Find Button on the Toolbar or select Edit/Find from theMenu Bar.Finding by Row NumberRow numbers: 0 to 952-4-2Finding by Bit Type or Bit NumberBit type numberReplacing InputsTo replace an input, select Edit(E)/Replace from the Menu Bar.Replace the inputs while doing the search.(As each input is found, confirm whether ornot it is to be replaced.)Replace all of the inputs in the ladder program(without confirming them individually).Bit type number23Editing Ladder Programs2-4-3Section 2-4Changing Inputs, Outputs, and SettingsInput positions for input and output bits can be changed by using themouse or cursor keys to move to the input or output position and then1) pressing the Enter Key, 2) double-clicking, 3) clicking the InsertInput or Insert Output Button on the Toolbar, 4) selecting InsertContact/Coil from the Menu Bar, 5) selecting Edit/Edit from theMenu Bar, or 6) clicking the right mouse button and selecting Edit.1,2,3...241.For this example, double-click built-in output Q0.2.The Edit Output Dialog Box will be displayed.Editing Ladder Programs3.Section 2-4Change the bit type in the Edit Output Dialog Box from Q to M(holding bit), specify the function and bit number, and enter acomment if necessary.The output change has now been completed.2-4-4Inserting InputsInput positions for input and output bits can be inserted by using themouse or cursor keys to move to the input or output position and then1) pressing the Enter Key, 2) double-clicking, 3) clicking the InsertInput Button on the Toolbar, 4) selecting Insert-Contact/Coil fromthe Menu Bar, 5) selecting Edit/Edit from the Menu Bar, or 6) clickingthe right mouse button and selecting Edit.25Editing Ladder Programs1,2,3...2-4-5Section 2-41.Double-click the ladder program connection line.2.Use the Edit Input Dialog Box to insert a input at the connectionline.Deleting Inputs and OutputsTo delete an input or output, first use the mouse or the cursor keys tohighlight the input or output that is to be deleted.

Then use any of thefollowing methods.• Click the Delete Button in the Toolbar.• Select Edit(E)/Delete from the Menu Bar.• Click the right mouse button and select Delete(D).• Press the Delete Key on the keyboard.1,2,3...261.Move the cursor to the input.Editing Ladder Programs2.Section 2-4Click the Delete Button on the Toolbar.The input will be deleted.Note All inputs and outputs within a specified area can be deleted atonce if the method to specify an area outlined under 2-4-8 Copying, Cutting, and Pasting Inputs and Outputs is used.2-4-6Inserting RowsUsing either the mouse or cursor keys, highlight the position wherethe row is to be inserted, and then use one of the following methodsto insert a blank row.• Select Insert(I)/Row(M) from the Menu Bar.• Click the right mouse button and select Row(L)/Insert(W).27Editing Ladder Programs1,2,3...2-4-7Section 2-41.Highlight the position and then select Insert(I)/Row(M) from theMenu Bar.2.The blank row will be inserted above the highlighted position.Editing Connection LinesUse one of the following operations to delete connection lines.1,2,3...1.Drag the mouse along the existing line.

(“Drag” means to movethe mouse while holding down the mouse button.)2.Use the mouse or Cursor Keys to move to the connection line and1) click the Delete Button on the Toolbar, 2) select Edit/Deletefrom the Menu Bar, or 3) press the Delete Key on the keyboard.Use one of the following operations to create new connection lines.1,2,3...281.Drag the mouse from the desired position to create a new line.(“Drag” means to move the mouse while holding down the mousebutton.)2.Use the mouse or Cursor Keys to move to the desired position forthe connection line and 1) click the Insert Horizontal or InsertVertical Button on the Toolbar, 2) select Insert/Horizontal or In-Section 2-4Editing Ladder Programssert/Vertical from the Menu Bar, or 3) press the - or I Key on thekeyboard.2-4-8Copying, Cutting, and Pasting Inputs and OutputsInputs and outputs within a specified range can be easily copied andmoved if the cut, copy, or paste functions are used.Copying, Cutting and Pasting Individual Objects1,2,3...1.Using the mouse or cursor keys, select the input or output that isto be copied or cut.2.Use the following procedures for copying and moving.When CopyingAny of the following methods can be usedfor copying inputs and outputs.When MovingAny of the following methods can be usedfor cutting inputs and outputs.• Click the Copy Button on the Toolbar.• Click the Cut Button on the Toolbar.• Select Edit(I)/Copy(C)Menu Bar.the• Select Edit(I)/Cut(T) from the MenuBar.• Click the right mouse button andselect Copy.• Click the right mouse button andselect Cut.from29Section 2-4Editing Ladder Programs3.Any of the following methods can be used for pasting inputs andoutputs.• Click the Paste Button on the Toolbar.• Select Edit(I)/Paste(P) from the Menu Bar.• Click the right mouse button and select Paste.When CopyingWhen MovingNote Either the pencil or arrow cursor can be used to copy, cut,and paste individual objects.Copying, Cutting, and Pasting a Specified Range1,2,3...1.Click the Select objects Button on the Toolbar or select Edit/Select Objects from the Menu Bar.Note Connection lines cannot be moved by the mouse while theSelect objects Button on the Toolbar is pressed.

To returnto normal program edit mode, click the Select Objects Button again or press the Esc Key.30Editing Ladder ProgramsSection 2-42.Drag the mouse from the start of the range to the end of therange. (“Drag” means to move the mouse while holding down themouse button.)3.Use the following procedures for copying and moving.31Section 2-4Editing Ladder ProgramsWhen CopyingWhen MovingAny of the following methods can be used Any of the following methods can be usedfor copying a specified range.for cutting a specified range.• Click the Copy Button on the Toolbar.• Click the Cut Button on the Toolbar.• Select Edit(I)/Copy(C)Menu Bar.the• Select Edit(I)/Cut(T) from the MenuBar.• Click the right mouse button andselect Copy.• Click the right mouse button andselect Cut.4.fromAny of the following methods can be used for pasting inputs andoutputs.• Click the Paste Button on the Toolbar.• Select Edit(I)/Paste(P) from the Menu Bar.• Click the right mouse button and select Paste.When CopyingWhen MovingNote To copy a ladder program in an existing file, start up theZEN Support Software separately and then the ladder program can be copied and pasted.32Section 2-5Editing Comments2-4-9Deleting RowsUsing either the mouse or cursor keys, highlight the row that is to bedeleted.

Then use one of the following methods to delete the row.• Select Edit(E)/Delete Row from the Menu Bar.• Click the right mouse button and select Row(L)/Delete(R).1,2,3...2-51.Highlight the position and then select Edit(E)/Delete Row fromthe Menu Bar.2.The highlighted row will be deleted, and the next row will bemoved up.Editing CommentsThe comment edit function is used to display or edit all I/O commentsby bit type.1,2,3...1.Select Edit/Edit Comments from the Menu Bar.33Saving Ladder ProgramsNote2-6Section 2-62.Edit the comment in the Edit Comment Screen.1.Programs are easier to understand and manage if actual I/O device names or names relating to functions are used in the I/Ocomments.2.Click the Show Comments Button on the Toolbar or select View/Show Symbol Comments from the Menu Bar to display or notdisplay the I/O comments in ladder view on the screen.Saving Ladder ProgramsThis section describes how to save ladder programs to file.2-6-1Saving to File1,2,3...Note341.Select File/Save As from the Menu Bar.2.The Save As Dialog Box will be displayed.

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