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[[File:JMPLBL.gif|thumb|How to add the JMP LBL and LBL instructions]]
This page details the jump and label instructions available on the
Jump and Label instructions do not involve motion. They are simply program operations with a directive to go to a line and a label for that destination line.
This article is part of a series on Non-Motion instructions.
==Label Instruction==
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! Label Instruction
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[[File:Non-Motion Instructions.png|frame|Use this button to get to the menu of non-motion instructions.]]
In the Non-Motion Instructions menu, select the “JMP/LBL” Category. In the “JMP/LBL” menu, select “LBL []”. Once added, type the label number and press enter.
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There can only ever be one of each label. For example, if you put down two LBL [1] instructions, it will alert you with an asterisk next to the instruction. * Think of them like phone numbers. If two phones had the same number, both would ring, and it would be impossible to know which one the intended destination is.
==Jump Label Instruction==
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The program’s pointer will jump up (or down) to wherever that label happens to be.
Anything between the jump and its destination is ignored. The operation is unconditional.
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In the Non-Motion Instructions menu, select the “JMP/LBL” Category.
[[File:Non-Motion Instructions.png|frame|Use this button to get to the menu of non-motion instructions.]]
In the “JMP/LBL” menu, select “JMP LBL []”.
Once inserted, insert the label number.
If you want to insert a register, select ”Indirect” in the on screen options and type the register number.
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Example: LBL [7]
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