Subroutines in Mitsubishi GXWorks 2

I am trying to do a subroutine using a Q series (Q06UDEH) plc and GXWorks 2. The manual says to use a FEND and then start the subroutines. Each subroutine (started after then FEND statement) has a return statement. Whenever I make a call to a subroutine I get fault 4211 that a FEND was encountered after a CALL and before a return was encountered.

One thing that looks interesting is when I display compile results, my return statements are compiled as JMP P2069, and P2069 is the pointer shown in the compile result of the last line of the last rung of code. It looks like a return statement is not being compiled as a return, but jumping to the end and maybe hitting into a hidden FEND. I have found that I cannot get an error 4212 by putting a return statement near the start of the code (before the FEND), and the manual says error 4212 will result if return is encountered before FEND. It just happily quits scanning that routine, the same as if I had put a FEND there.

Anyone know what I am doing wrong? I am trying to use structured ladder. It needs to not think return and FEND are the same thing.

When I type in RET from the keyboard for the instruction, this behavior occurs, but when I drag a RET statement from the function list into the ladder, it behaves as I would expect it to behave. In the PNG file, the first return is what I get when I type "RET" from the keyboard, and acts the same as a FEND. The second RET is what I get when I use the element selection window to insert a "RET" and it works.

I'm not sure how it differs in structured ladder, but in regular ladder to perform a subroutine you have to first call it with a pointer.

X0--------[CALL P1]....for example.

Then, at the end of the ladder, before the END instruction you would have a FEND instruction.
After the FEND instruction, you pointer code is written with the pointer number on the outside of the ladder on the left.
When the subroutine is finished you will need a SRET command to return to the other code. The END instruction comes at the end of everything.
I attached screenshots. The first "subroutine" I have is actually an interrupt pointer but is the same idea.
Hope this helps,

Dave

Thanks. For those quick browsing, the question has been answered. In structured ladder, return is handled differently if typed in vs pulled in from the element selector window. For subroutines, one cannot type in return from the keyboard.