Instruction Manual

<Appendix G User Program>
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Appendix G User Program
User programming card option is necessary for this function.
1. Basic Syntax Rule
1.1 Texts and Lines
The script program consists of several lines. A line consists of text which starts either a statement
or label, and the end of the line (page break).
 Length of one line (maximum number of enterable characters)
A line ends when the maximum number of one-byte characters of 126 or maximum number of
enterable characters have been entered, or by hitting the return key.
 Labels
Labels are used in cases such as a program divergence.
Example: GOTO DISP@
…
DISP@DP”A”
Labels are indicated by upper case alphabets or numerals added with @.
Following a label, texts are described at the end of the line or after a one-byte space.
 Description of Texts
Upper case alphabets are used for the characters to describe statements in a text.
In cases where statement, labels, variables and constants are lined together, they must be
separated by a one-byte space.
A line cannot contain more than two complex sentences.
Example: [Wrong] IFA = lTHEN
GOTO DISP@
ENDIF
[Correct] IF_A = 1_THEN
GOTO_DISP@
ENDIF
(The underscore (_) is a one-byte space)
1.2 Character Set
Usable characters are one-byte alphanumeric characters and special characters.
Kana or Chinese characters cannot be used.
• Alphabets: Upper case - ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
Lower case - abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
Lower case can be used for DP statements and comments.
• Numerals: 0123456789
• Special characters: (one-byte space) !”# $%”( )*+,–./:;<=>?@[\]{}|
2nd Edition : May 11, 2012-00
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