20.11 About Expressions

You can set up operation conditions for animation using expressions. The expression is set by combining bit address, word address, constants and operators.

Expressions can include logical and arithmetic expressions. Logical expressions output either true or false. For example, A>B. Arithmetic expressions output a numeric value. For example, A+B.

For [Bool Expression], ON/OFF is determined by whether the expression evaluates to true or false. If the operation is set to run when ON, it runs when the expression is True, and does not run when the expression is False.

For [Numeric Expression], the operation is determined by a numeric value.

20.11.1 Numeric Expression

20.11.2 Bool Expression

20.11.3 Operators: Order of Precedence