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<strong>ISPSoft</strong> <strong>User</strong> <strong>Manual</strong><br />

information.<br />

9.2.8 Putting a Label<br />

If users want to use a jump instruction, they have to put a label on the network to which the<br />

execution of the program jumps. A label is put at the right side of a network number. Besides, if the<br />

project created is a project for a DVP series PLC, the label put on a network must be a P device.<br />

The P devices in an AH500 series CPU module are automatically assigned by the system, and can<br />

not be used by users. If the project created is a project for an AH500 series CPU module, the label<br />

symbol users type must be a unique label. The label symbol users type in a project for an AH500<br />

series CPU module does not need to be declared in a symbol table. Please refer to user manuals for<br />

more information about P devices.<br />

If users want to specify a label in an instruction, they do not have to type a colon in front of the label.<br />

The steps of putting a label are as follows.<br />

(1) Click the right side of the network number at which a label will be put.<br />

(2) If the project created is a project for a DVP series PLC, users have to type a P device number.<br />

If the project created is a project for an AH500 series CPU module, users have to type a label<br />

symbol. Press Enter on the keyboard after a P device number or a label symbol is typed. The<br />

system will automatically put a colon at the right side of the label.<br />

9.2.9 Comments and Hints<br />

<strong>User</strong>s can make comments on the networks in a function block diagram in <strong>ISPSoft</strong>. They can type<br />

comments under the network numbers in a function block diagram in <strong>ISPSoft</strong>.<br />

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