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StoP – Sequence Stop Address
Functions
• The end of a range within which memory locations or content
will be deleted or added
• The SEQUENCE is always defined by means of a start address and a stop
address.
• Memory location at which a SEQUENCE will be ended
• The stop address can correspond to any memory location from 11
to 255.
•The stop address is selected immediately before initially starting a
new SEQUENCE.
•The last selected stop address is always valid for any given
sequence, regardless of the point in time at which the sequence
is started.
• The stop address for a sequence change can be selected
independent of the stop address.
! The contents of the memory location with the stop address are
executed as the last function (reP 
Setting Parameter
11 Lowest possible memory location stop address
255 Highest possible memory location stop address
Settings (see sequence settings and execution on page 35)
☞ Procedure for selecting StoP, see also chapter 4.7:
! The StoP display appears in the window for the SEq function,
along with a related numeric parameter.
Figure 4.7.3 g Path to Stop Address Selection
☞ Select the memory location with the <  > key or the <  > key.
☞ After selecting the value, jump to the next or the previous
sequence function by pressing the <FUNCTION> key, or by
simultaneously pressing the <FUNCTION> key and the <> key
or the <> key.
! The last selected and displayed value for the numeric stop
address parameter is used as a default setting.
rEP – Sequence Repetitions
Functions
• Defines the number of SEQUENCE repetitions from the start
address to the stop address.
•The SEQUENCE is run from the selected start address to the
stop address. If repetitions have been programmed, the
pointer automatically jumps from the stop address back to the
start address, and the sequence is started over again.
•The rEP value is stored to the setup memory as a device
setting with the SAVE key.
Setting Parameter
cont Continuous repetition until the sequence is stopped
manually (page 36 ff,) or by means of computer
control (page 70)
1 ... 255 Number of possible repetitions
Settings (see sequence settings and execution on page 35)
☞ Procedure for selecting rEP, (see also chapter 4.7):
! The rEP display appears in the window for the SEq function,
along with a related numeric parameter [s].
Figure 4.7.3 h Path to rEP Setting
☞ Select the desired number of repetitions with the <> or the
<> key.
☞ After selecting the value, jump to the next or the previous
sequence function by pressing the <FUNCTION> key, or by
simultaneously pressing the <FUNCTION> key and the <> key
or the <> key.
! The last selected and displayed value for the numeric
parameter (number of repetitions) is used as a default setting.
Possible selections for the
memory location stop address

From the SEq function group
Select the
stop address
FUNCTION
+
From the SEq function group
Select a value for
number of repetitions
FUNCTION
+