Jumps
A Jump symbol must be linked to a Boolean point. When this Boolean (left) connection is TRUE,
the execution of the diagram Jumps directly to the target Label.
Jumps are used to control the execution of the diagram. No other object may be connected on
the right of a jump symbol.
Inserting backward jumps in the diagram may block the programmable logic controller (PLC)
loop.
If the connection line on the left of the jump symbol has the Boolean state TRUE, the
execution of the program directly jumps to after the corresponding label symbol.
Example

TIP:
Before inserting jumps, define one or more labels within
the program.
To insert a jump to a label
- From theToolbox, drag the jump element into the language container.
- In the language container, click the jump element, then select the required label name from the drop-down combo-box.
The jump is displayed in the language container with the required label name.
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