C500CP131 Omron, C500CP131 Datasheet - Page 88

• Manufacturer Part Number: C500CP131
• Description: C-SERIES SPECIAL I/O UNIT
• Manufacturer: Omron

Specifications of C500CP131

• Leaded Process Compatible: No
• Peak Reflow Compatible (260 C): No
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: Contains lead / RoHS non-compliant

Programming in Ladder Form
Writing and Deleting Connections
Example of Line Connections
Using the Shift+F1 Keys
Using the Shift+F2 (|) Keys
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Horizontal line
Vertical line
Line connect
Line delete
Connection
Shift+F1 CR
Shift+F2 CR
F6 (or Ctrl+L) (move cursor to start point)
CR (move cursor to end point) CR
F6 (or Ctrl+L) (move cursor to start point)
CR (move cursor to end point) Del
Note Connections cannot be made for more than 22 instruction lines (the maximum
Key sequence
The operations shown in the following table can be used to write/delete vertical
connections and connections between symbols.
number permitted in an instruction block).
To connect horizontal spaces, move the cursor to the space and press the
Shift+F1 and Enter Keys. One space is connected each time the Shift+F1 Keys
are pressed.
OR LD Instructions
To connect lines vertically to create an OR LD instruction, move the cursor to the
4. To input the MOVE instruction via its mnemonic, press MOV, G200, 300, and
5. Press F3 and Enter to store the program.
Enter.
When inputting a mnemonic, press the Space Key to separate the mnemon-
ic from operands and operands from operands.
I0000
G000
01
05
Cursor
Cursor
Creates a horizontal line the size of one condition.
Creates a vertical line the size of one instruction line.
Makes long horizontal lines to connect one instruction
line or to connect an instruction line to a vertical line
from another instruction line. After completing the line
connections, press the Esc Key or Shift+Esc Keys to
cancel the line connection mode.
Deletes long horizontal lines and vertical connections
over more than one line. After completing the line
deletion, press the Esc Key or Shift+Esc Keys to cancel
the line connection mode.
(030)
MOV
(030)
MOV
G200
0200
Function
G050
0300
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