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■ Jump format

The jump format specifies the command table to be processed next and the jump format to that table.
When jumping with the jump format specifying an address, set the command table address of the jump destination to CMDLINK (command table start address + 02H, 16 bits).

Jump format: Jump mode (JP), command table start address + 00H, bits 14-12
Specify the jump format to the command table to be processed next.
When the jump format is skip (bit 14 = 1), reading of the command table ends there and the table is not processed.
Nesting by jump call is 1 level. Do not make jump calls in subroutines. 

 jump next  
 jump assign  
 jump call  
 jump return  
 skip next  
 skip assign  
 skip call  
 skip return  
 JP 
 Jump format 
 Process 
 bit 14 
 13 
12
0
0
0
 
 After processing this table, it automatically moves to the next table (address + 20H) 
 Line (CMDLINK is ignored) 
0
0
1
 
 After processing this table, move to CMDLINK table 
0
1
0
 
 After processing this table, call the CMDLINK table subroutine 
 
0
1
1
 
 After processing this table, return to the main routine (CMDLINK 
 is ignored) ) 
1
0
0
 
 Move to the next table (address + 20H) without processing this table 
 (CMDLINK is ignored) 
1
0
1
 
 Move to this CMDLINK table without processing this table 
 TD>
1
1
0
 
 Subroutine the CMDLINK table without processing this table 
 /TD>
1
1
1
 
 Return to main routine without processing this table 
 (ignore CMDLINK

If you specify Jump Assignment , Jump Call, Skip Assign, or Skip Call, specify the address of the table to be processed next in CMDLINK.
If you specify jump next, jump return, skip next, skip return, CMDLINK will be ignored.

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