Vector: Copy

1. Click the Vector menu on the Ladder Toolbar, then select Copy.

2. Place the function in the desired net.

3. Link the desired Operands and Addresses.  
   Operand A: this is the range of operands from which the values will be copied.
   Operand B: this is the first operand in the vector, the range of operands to which the values will be copied.
   Operand C: this sets the length, meaning the number, of operands for both ranges.

Example:

Below, the values in MI 0 through 9 will be copied to MI 100 to 109.

Copy (Offset) enables you to:

• Define a source vector of operands that is offset from a selected start address,

• copy the values or bit status of each operand within that range,

• define a target vector of operands that is offset from a selected start address,

• write the source values or status into the target vector.

 

1. Click the Vector menu on the Ladder Toolbar, click Use Offset, then select Copy.

2. Place the function in the desired net.

3. Link the desired Operands and Addresses.  
   Operand A: this is the start address for the source vector.
   Operand B: this is the offset from the start address.
   Operand C: this is the start address for the target vector.
   Operand D: this is the offset from the start address.
   Operand E: this is the vector length.

Example:

Below, the status of MB 64 through MB 69 will be copied to MB 603 through 608.