Rockwell Automation AutoMax Enhanced Ladder Editor User Manual

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5.8.2

Removing an Online Program from Test Mode

If you want to continue making changes to an online program that is

in Test Mode, you must first take it out of Test Mode. You can do this

by using the Quit Test Mode command from the Online menu.

Taking a program out of Test Mode removes the changes from the

Processor. The modified rungs are no longer running on the

Processor; the original rungs are now executing.
I

MPORTANT

If you delete a counter data structure as part of the online changes,

the counter has retained its value while the changes were in Test

Mode. When you remove the program from Test Mode, the counter

is storing a current value since the change that deleted the counter

was not accepted.
If you delete a timer data structure as you edit an online program,

the timer is reset when you remove the program from Test Mode

without accepting the online changes.

To remove an online program from Test Mode while retaining

pending changes
Step 1.

Make sure the program is in an active program window.

Step 2.

Do one of the following:
D From the Online menu, choose Quit Test Mode

or

D Click on

The Editor prompts you to confirm your decision.

Step 3.

To remove the program from Test Mode, click Yes.

Clicking No removes the question box, leaving your

program in Test Mode.

The online program continues to display the modified rungs. You

can continue to make changes or cancel all the online changes. You

must accept added, deleted, or modified rungs before they can be

installed in the Processor again.

5.8.3

Canceling All Changes Made to an Online Program

You can cancel any pending changes made to an online program or

remove the program from Test Mode by using the Cancel All

Changes command. Pending changes are those that have not yet

been committed to the Processor. You cannot cancel changes to a

variable that resulted in setting, forcing, or unforcing it or changing

its initial value, since these changes take effect immediately.

To cancel all changes made to an online program
Step 1.

Make sure the program is in an active program window.

The program can be in Test Mode.

Step 2.

From the Online menu, choose Cancel All Changes. The

Editor prompts you to confirm your decision.

Step 3.

To cancel the changes, click Yes. Clicking No removes

the question dialog box and leaves the online program

unchanged.

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