Jumps

Jumps are represented by a Boolean signal line terminated in a double arrowhead.The signal line for a jump condition originates at a Boolean variable, or at a Boolean output of a function or function block.A transfer of program control to the designated network label occurs when the Boolean value of the signal line is TRUE; thus, the unconditional jump is a special case of the conditional jump.The target of a jump is a network label within the POU within which the jump occurs.

Symbol / Example	Explanation
	Unconditional Jump
	Conditional Jump
	Example: Jump Condition Network