In MillPlus V410, the available evidence proposes using G29 with an auxiliary parameter to branch to N23 when E10 is less than 100. The syntax was recalled from memory rather than verified on a machine, so test it in a safe execution mode before using it in production.
Conditional-jump requirement
The required decision is: continue execution at N23 when E10<100. The example initializes E10=8, which satisfies that comparison.
| Item | Evidence-supported value |
|---|---|
| Control/version | MillPlus V410 |
| Compared parameter | E10 |
| Condition | E10 less than 100 |
| Auxiliary condition parameter | E11 |
| Jump destination | N23 |
Proposed G29 syntax
The proposed expression stores the comparison result in E11 because G29 was described as testing whether its condition is greater than zero. It then supplies N23 as the destination.
G29 E11 E11=E10<100 N=23The evidence does not establish whether this expression must occupy one block or be divided across multiple blocks. Confirm the accepted layout in the control editor or MillPlus documentation.
Programming procedure
- Assign or calculate E10 before reaching the conditional branch.
- Evaluate
E10<100into E11. - Execute G29 using E11 as the tested condition and
N=23as the destination. - Place the intended continuation code at N23.
Verification and uncertainty
Test one E10 value below 100 and one value not below 100 while using a safe simulation, single-block, or equivalent non-production test method available on the machine. Confirm that the first case reaches N23 and that the second follows the intended non-jump path. Do not release the program until the controller accepts the syntax and both paths behave correctly.
The evidence identifies MillPlus V410 but does not provide an official command reference or machine-tested result. Treat the G29 form as a candidate implementation requiring controller-level verification.
FAQ
How do I jump to N23 when E10 is less than 100 in MillPlus V410?
The proposed form is G29 E11 E11=E10<100 N=23. Verify the syntax and block layout on the target control before production use.
Why does the MillPlus G29 example use E11?
E11 holds the result of E10<100 because the available evidence describes G29 as testing a condition for a value greater than zero.
How should I test the G29 conditional jump?
Run one case with E10 below 100 and another with E10 not below 100. Confirm that only the first case branches to N23 and that the other case follows the intended path.
