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2.1 Features of GX Works2
This section explains the features of GX Works2.
(1) Project types in GX Works2
In GX Works2, the project type can be selected from either of Simple project or
Structured project.
(a) Simple project
The Simple project creates sequence programs using instructions for
Mitsubishi programmable controller CPU.
Programs in a Simple project can be created in a similar way to existing GX
Developer.
(b) Structured project
In a Structured project, programs can be created by structured
programming.
By segmenting a whole control process program into common program
parts, highly manageable and usable programming (structured
programming) is possible.
Program MAINProgram block A
Program block B
Program block C
Program block D
Program block E
Function block 1
Function block 2
Function 1
Function 2
Program SUB1
Program filePOU
Sequence programs are created
by combining POU (Program
Organization Unit) s.
- SAFETY PRECAUTION 3
- CONTENTS 5
- INTRODUCTION 10
- Electromagnetic 11
- Operation diagram 12
- Extension cable 15
- Q5 B extension base unit 15
- Q6 B extension base unit 15
- Base Unit 16
- CPU Module 17
- I/O Module 17
- Memory Card 18
- Programming 20
- Write programs 20
- Main base unit 22
- Slot numbers 22
- Peripheral device 24
- MELSEC-Q 24
- I/O panel 24
- USB cable 24
- Writing data 25
- Reading data 25
- Diagnosing the 26
- CPU status 26
- Library file 28
- Project A 28
- Project B 28
- Project C 28
- Project D 28
- Screen layout can be 30
- Controller and HMI 32
- Displays the current 34
- Set the number of display 38
- 4 rows × 8 columns 38
- 2 rows × 5 columns 38
- 1) Move the cursor! 41
- The ladder block is hidden 42
- 9) A new project is opened! 48
- 7) Click and select! 48
- Q06UDHCPU 49
- 3) Double-click! 50
- 5) Double-click! 50
- 7) Click! 51
- 2) Select the target memory 52
- 8) Press the 56
- key to confirm the entry 56
- 4) Select a program to be 61
- 9) Click! 62
- 4) Enter "Y72"! 66
- <PLC Memory Operation> 68
- <Remote Operation> 68
- <Set Clock/Write Title> 68
- 6) The symbol is displayed! 72
- 4) Click 72
- 2) Drag! 73
- 3) The line is deleted! 73
- 4) Press "Delete"! 73
- 1) Click to move the cursor! 74
- 2) The menu 74
- 4) A new row is inserted! 75
- 5) Click 75
- 7) The symbol is displayed! 76
- 8) Click 76
- 10) The symbol is displayed! 76
- 4) The row is deleted! 78
- 3) Click to cut! 79
- 6) Click ! 80
- 9) Completed! 81
- 4) Double-click! 82
- 2) Select! 87
- Device No 89
- Device symbol 89
- 3) Change! 93
- Specifies a bit of a bit 95
- Conditional jump 95
- (non-delay) 95
- STOP Stopping operation 96
- Operating Procedure 102
- Click this button after the 104
- PLC parameter appear and 104
- Operation Practice 107
- One scan One scan 108
- Application 109
- High speed 116
- Low speed 116
- Related Exercise 120
- –––– Exercise 4 120
- Subroutine 125
- Sequence 125
- CALL(P) P** 126
- 1sec. 1sec 131
- Flip flop 133
- 0.5-sec. flickering 134
- 10 : Decimal 137
- Binary (BIN) 138
- 16: Hexadecimal 139
- Binary Coded Decimal (BCD) 140
- 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 141
- Power supply module 144
- Project name QB-11 145
- Program name MAIN 145
- Press the Enter key after 147
- Enter "D0" 147
- Project name QB-12 152
- K1M0K2M6 153
- Project name QB-13 154
- 0 0 0 0 1 1 01 157
- Operation Explanation 158
- K16D32D0BMOVP 159
- Reference 161
- Y74C10K20 163
- Double-click 166
- Addition/subtraction 169
- Project name QB-18 172
- Project name QEX12 175
- B31 B0B15B16 177
- Example 1 179
- Example 2 179
- Application Example 181
- 1) Double-click! 182
- 2) Double-click! 182
- 4) Select! 183
- 5) Click! 183
- 3) Click! 183
- 6) Click! 183
- (From the previous page) 184
- Project name File register 184
- Project name QTEST5 187
- Project name QTEST6 188
- Project name QTEST7 189
- Project name QTEST8 190
- Project name QTEST9 191
- Project name QTEST10 192
- Project name QTEST11 193
- 2) Enter "Y70"! 196
- 2) Enter "M10"! 198
- 1) Click! 199
- 2) Jump to the step number 200
- with the error! 200
- 4) Click! 201
- 6) Select! 202
- 8) Click! 202
- When using the program as a 204
- 2) Click! 208
- (To the next page) 212
- Statement 216
- 2) Enter items! 218
- 3) Select! 221
- 1) Select! 222
- 3) Enter password! 222
- 1) Enter items! 223
- 2) Change! 225
- 11) Check! 228
- (Programmable controller CPU) 232
- READY signal 233
- Operating condition 233
- X/Y80 to X/Y8F 236
- X/Y90 to X/Y9F 236
- Digital output 238
- Digital output value 238
- 0 R/W 240
- 6) Double-click! 243
- 15) Click! 245
- A/D conversion completed flag 246
- A/D module READY 246
- 9) Double-click! 252
- 10) Set! 252
- 13) Click! 253
- Project name Q62DAN 255
- 2) Enter "X0"! 259
- 4) Reflected! 259
- Collected from 223 factories 261
- Output module (Y50 to Y6F) 267
- Error indication lamp 267
- Control panel 267
- Arm Conveyor 268
- Error occurred! 00070 268
- APPENDIX 269
- App. - 2 270
- App. - 3 271
- □□□) supported by the ACPU 272
- App. - 6 274
- App. - 7 275
- App. - 8 276
- App. - 9 277
- App. - 10 278
- App. - 11 279
- App. - 12 280
- App. - 13 281
- App. - 14 282
- App. - 15 283
- App. - 16 284
- App. - 17 285
- App. - 18 286
- App. - 19 287
- App. - 20 288
- App. - 21 289
- X0 to 1F 290
- X20 to 2F 290
- Y70 to 74 290
- Y60 to 6F 290
- Negative number 293
- App. - 26 294
- App. - 27 295
- App. - 28 296
- App. - 29 297
- App. - 30 298
- App. - 31 299
- App. - 32 300
- App. - 33 301
- App. - 34 302
- App. - 35 303
- App. - 36 304
- (0.1-sec. clock) 305
- Tentative count 305
- App. - 38 306
- App. - 39 307
- App. - 40 308
- App. - 41 309
- App. - 42 310
- App. - 43 311
- App. - 44 312
- App. - 45 313
- App. - 46 314
- App. - 47 315
- App. - 48 316
- App. - 49 317
- App. - 50 318
- App. - 51 319
- App. - 52 320
- App. - 53 321
- App. - 54 322
- App. - 55 323
- App. - 56 324
- App. - 57 325
- App. - 58 326
- App. - 59 327
- App. - 60 328
- App. - 61 329
- App. - 62 330
- App. - 63 331
- App. - 64 332
- App. - 65 333
- App. - 66 334
- App. - 67 335
- Appendix 9 FB 336
- App. - 69 337
- App. - 70 338
- App. - 71 339
- App. - 72 340
- App. - 73 341
- App. - 74 342
- App. - 75 343
- App. - 76 344
- App. - 77 345
- App. - 78 346
- App. - 79 347
- App. - 80 348
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