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亟舒舒亟 舒仆亳于舒仆 亞仍 丿舒 (Y7) 舒仆舒
仄唏仆仂亳仂仍仍仆 仂于 仂仆 (Y3) 5 亠从仆仆
亟亞舒仆舒.
丱于 [PB1](X20)仍仍舒亞亟于舒仍 丿舒 (Y7)舒舒舒仍舒亶
于 弍舒亶仆舒.
2. 仆亳于舒仆 亞仍 丿舒 (Y7)仆舒舒亟 仂亳仂仍仍仆 仂于
仂仆 (Y3)仄唏仆亰仂亞丕舒亞 勵仍亞(Y1) 舒仆舒. 丕舒亞
勵仍亞(Y1) 舒舒亟 舒仆亳于舒仆 亞仍 仂亞仂仂仆
(Y6)舒舒舒仍舒亶 于 弍舒亶仆舒.
3. 勳亶仍 舒亢亳仍仍舒亞舒舒仆 舒仍弍舒 亟 [PB2](X21)亟
亟舒舒亟 1. 弍仂仍仂仆 2. 亟 仂亟仂仂亶仍仂亞亟仂仆 勵亶仍亟仍勵勵亟](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/enhjinbiedaalt1-131229191833-phpapp01/85/Enhjin-bie-daalt-1-1-320.jpg)
![亰仂亞仂仆仂. 1.-亟 仂亟仂仂亶仍仂亞亟仂仆
勵亶仍磦亞弍亳亠仍勵勵仍亟勵亶仍舒亢亳仍仍舒亞舒舒仆亟亟舒亳仆亟舒于舒亞
亟舒仆舒.
勳 亅 2. 丼丱
弌
仂亞舒仄 弍亳亳勵亶仍舒亢亳仍仍舒亞舒舒仆 弍仂仍仂仄亢亳 舒仍弍舒亶亟
仂于亳仆仂. 仆亞亟 仆仆亳亶 亞 唏唏仆亞唏亞舒仆舒.
丐勵仍勵勵勵亶仍舒亢亳仍仍舒亞舒舒仆弍仂仍仂仄亢亞勵亶勵亠亟仆仆亳亶亞弍仂
仍仂仆仆亳亶亞舒亳亞舒舒舒仍舒仆 唏仆亞唏亶弍仂仍仆仂.
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丕亟亳亟仍舒亞舒仆 亟 [Edit Ladder] 仂于亳亶亞
仂于亳仆仂.
仂亞舒仄仄舒 仂仍仆舒.
[F4] 仂于仍亞 亟舒舒亟 仗仂亞舒仄仄 仆亳仆舒.
PLC 亟 仗仂亞舒仄仄 弍亳亳亟 仂亞舒仄仄 弍亳亳
舒仍弍舒亶 亟舒 Write to PLC仂仆亞仂仆仂.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/enhjinbiedaalt1-131229191833-phpapp01/85/Enhjin-bie-daalt-1-2-320.jpg)
-亞
亟舒舒
勳 亟勵仆>>丿舒 (Y7) 舒仆舒 仄唏仆仂亳仂仍仍仆 仂于 仂仆 (Y3) 5
亠从仆仆 亟亞舒仆舒. 丱于 [PB1](X20)仂于亞 仍仍舒舒亟
勵亶仍舒亢亳仍仍舒亞舒舒勵亞仍亢亳仍弍舒亶仆舒.
2. 丿舒 (Y7)仆舒仆 亟舒舒舒 仂亳仂仍仍仆 仂于 仂仆
(Y3) 仆舒仆舒.
勳 亟勵仆>> 唏唏于唏仍唏亞弍舒仆亳亶亳仍亢亳仆仄唏仆仂亞仂仂仆
(Y6)亞仍 舒仆舒.
3. 勳亶仍 舒亢亳仍仍舒亞舒舒仆 舒仍弍舒 亟 [PB2](X21)亟
亟舒舒亟 1. 弍仂仍仂仆 2. 亟 仂亟仂仂亶仍仂亞亟仂仆
勵亶仍亟仍勵勵亟 亰仂亞仂仆仂.
勳 亟勵仆>>勳亶仍舒亢亳仍仍舒亞舒舒弍勵亰仂亞仂仆仂.
4. [PB2](X21)仂于亞 仍仍舒仆 亟舒舒舒 1. 弍仂仍仂仆 2.
亟 仂亟仂仂亶仍仂亞亟仂仆 勵亶仍亟仍勵勵亟亳亶亞
亞勵亶亞亢弍仂仍仆仂.
勳亶仍 舒亢亳仍仍舒亞舒舒仆 亟舒舒舒仍仍亞 亟舒亳仆 舒仍亞舒舒亟 亟亳亟仍舒亞舒仆
亟 [Reset] 仂于亳亶亞 亟舒舒亟 亟仍亞 亟 弍舒亶仍仍舒仍
亳亶亞亟仆.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/enhjinbiedaalt1-131229191833-phpapp01/85/Enhjin-bie-daalt-1-3-320.jpg)
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