Rockwell Automation AutoMax Enhanced Ladder Editor - Manual (Page 40)

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3.4 How a Rung Is Printed To Fit on a
Single Page
The Editor prints a rung (including rung descriptions, variable
names and descriptions, and instruction crossĆreferences) on one
page. If a rung or an instruction block cannot be printed entirely on
one page and there are other rungs on the page, the Editor forces
the logic to a new page. If the rung or an instruction cannot be
printed entirely on the new page, the Editor breaks up the logic as
follows:
If a rung or
instruction
cannot be printed
to fit on the page:
The Editor: The split is indicated as
follows:
vertically finishes printing it on a new
page
This symbol
prints at the
bottom of the
page, indicating
lines continue on
the next page.
This symbol
prints at the top
of the page,
indicating lines
continue from the
previous page.
horizontally wraps it to the next line
Wrapped rungs are printed
across the page from top to
bottom then left to right.
This means that if one
branch of a rung cannot be
printed across the page,
the continuation of the
branch appears below the
last branch of the rung as
illustrated in the figure
below.
When a wrapped rung is
printed on a page, the next
rung in the program prints
on a new page.
This symbol prints on
the right side of the
page, indicating that
instructions are being
extended to the next
line.
This symbol prints on
the left side of the page,
indicating that the
instructions are
continuations of the
rung or branch above.