Does the StandardV3 loader have the function to change the CPU model?
Yes, the StandardV3 loader has the function to change the CPU model. Use the 'Model Change' command in the 'Project' menu. Note that some higher models can... Show Detail
Version 2 is not based on the concept of online/offline switching. It is designed in such a way that you select online or offline when you open the screen. Show Detail
How can I display the list of device use status on Standard loaderV3
1) Double-click the 'Device' icon in the project view to open the device window. 2) Click the [Device Type] selection button (▼) and select a device the u... Show Detail
What Windows OS does the Standard loader support?
The supported Windows OSes depend on the loader version. In the case of Standard V2, ・Windows 7: V2.3.6.0 or later ・Windows 8: V2.3.7.0 or later ・Window... Show Detail
To make the 'Use USB port' check box selectable, the USB driver for MICREX-SX must be installed on the PC in use. Install the USB driver (dedicated) conta... Show Detail
Can I increase the font size displayed on the Standard loader screen?
By changing the zoom rate of the main screen displaying a program or data monitoring, the on-screen font size is also increased or decreased. However, the S... Show Detail
I am using the StandardV3 loader. Can I check the download history to the CPU?
When all the programs are downloaded into the CPU, the download history is not stored. However, when only a changed program is downloaded (online program c... Show Detail
You can check the address range of the CPU by using the loader or in the user's manual. In the Standard loader, after creating a project, you can check the ... Show Detail
How can I use the present value of the timer (TON) with the Standard Loader (Type_ NP4H-SWN)?
You can set the present timer value by specifying the operand with identifier T. Example_ |--| |--[ MOVE T0 ? DM10 ]--| Show Detail
Data with an address with the smaller number is arranged on the lower-order side. For example, DM0 consists of two words_ WM0 and WM1. WM0 is arranged on th... Show Detail
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