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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8889919296979910010110110310410510510711111211311411511511687Types of Screens, Common Dialog Box Settings and Operations5-1Section 5-1Types of Screens, Common Dialog Box Settings andOperationsThe Support Tool provides various types of screen.The screens which can be created using the Support Tool are shown below. Thescreens that can be used differ depending on the PT model.S Standard screenS Continuous/overlapping screenS Window/Keyboard screenS Extended screenS Occurrence history screenS Frequency history screenS Host connect screen (system initializing screen)The screen attributes and grid can be set for each screen, individually.S Password screenS Menu screenS Print format screen88Types of Screens, Common Dialog Box Settings and Operations5-1-1Section 5-1Setting the Screen AttributesAll screens have screen attributes used for setting the screen display specifications.The information to be set as attributes, specific to the individual screens, includesscreen number, screen comment, recording in display history, backlight, and buzzer control.To display the attributes, follow any of the operations indicated below.S [Screen] (menu bar) → [Properties]S Right click on a screen data icon in the application manager → [Properties]S Right click at an arbitrary position on the screen → [Properties]S Double click at an arbitrary position on the screenScreen No.Specify a screen number.
The screen number of an existing screen may bechanged.History (other than NT20S)Specify whether or not the event of screen display is to be recorded in the displayhistory record (Screen history Log). The display history function records the date/time and frequency of screen display for screens for which the [History] attributecheck box is ticked. The recorded display history can be checked on the occurrence history screen and the frequency history screen.The event of screen display is recorded in the display history if the check box of thehistory attribute is ticked; if it is not ticked, the event is not recorded.Title (other than NT20S)Specify the title of screens which are displayed in the display history.Setting of the title is possible only when the history attribute is selected.89Types of Screens, Common Dialog Box Settings and OperationsSection 5-1CommentSet the comment for a screen.
For the comment, characters of up to 24 characterscan be set.Backlight - TypeSet if the backlight is to light continuously or flash when the screen is turned on.Light:When the screen is turned on, the backlight lights.Flash:When the screen is turned on, the backlight flashes.This attributes cannot be set for NT600S, NT620S, NT620C, NT625C.Backlight - Colour (only for NT30)Specify the backlight color, white or red.Buzzer (other than NT11S)Specify whether or not the buzzer should sound when a screen is displayed andalso the type of buzzer sound.If this attribute is selected, the buzzer sounds when a screen is displayed.The buzzer type can be selected from the following.Continuous:The buzzer sounds continuously.Short:The buzzer sounds in cycles of 0.5-second beep and0.5-second stop.
(Setting is not possible for NT20S andNT600S.)Long:The buzzer sounds in cycles of 1-second beep and 1-secondstop. (Setting is not possible for NT20S and NT600S.)Beep:The buzzer sounds in cycles of 0.5-second beep and0.5-second stop. (Only for NT20S and NT600S)Buzzer type setting is possible only when the buzzer attribute is selected.Load Local 1 (Keyboard) (other than NT11S, NT20S and NT600S)Select whether or not a local window 1 (Keyboard) pops up on the screen whenstandard screen is opened.If the attribute is checked, a window (keyboard) pops up when the screen is displayed.
Window (keyboard) does not pop up if the attribute is not selected. If theattribute is not set when the standard screen is created, it can be selected later todisplay.Specify the screen number of window/keyboard screen to be displayed as a popup window/keyboard.Window (Keyboard) will be displayed at the position specified when window/keyboard screen was created.With NT30, NT30C, NT620S, NT620C, NT625C, and NT31, NT31C, NT631,NT631C without “-V1”, window is called “keyboard window” since it is used to placekeypad (touch switch) for inputting numeral/string.With NT31, NT31C, NT631 and NT631C with “-V1”, it is simply called “window”since all kinds of objects other than thumbwheel can be registered on it.
For detailsof window/keyboard screen, refer to 5-4 “ Window/Keyboard Screen”.90Types of Screens, Common Dialog Box Settings and OperationsSection 5-1Load Local 2 (NT31, NT31C, NT631, NT631C with “-V1” only)Select whether or not a local window 2 pops up on the screen when standardscreen is opened.If the attribute is checked, window pops up when the screen is displayed. Windowdoes not pop up if the attribute is not selected. If the attribute is not set when thestandard screen is created, it can be selected later to display.Specify the screen number of window screen to be displayed as a pop–up window.Window is displayed at the position specified when window/keyboard screen wascreated.For details of window/keyboard screen refer to 5-4 “Window/Keyboard Screen”.System Keypad (other than NT11S, NT31, NT31C, NT631 and NT631C)Specify whether or not the keypad which is automatically created by the system isused for setting numerals or strings.If the attribute is selected, the system keypad is used and it is not used if the attribute is not selected.Colour - Background (NT30, NT30C, NT31C, NT620C, NT625C, NT631C)Set the background color.5-1-2Grid SettingSpecify the grid used for drawing.The grid is used as the guide when drawing an element.
When the grid is selected,dots are set in the specified spacing.The grid can be set so that the specified points of an element being drawn are positioned at grid points.To display the attributes, follow any of the operations indicated below.S [Attributes] of screen property →S [Screen] (menu bar) →Grid Size - CustomSet the grid spacing in the horizontal and vertical directions to create the grid of thedesired spacing, respectively.Horizontal Spacing:Specify the grid spacing in the horizontal direction as anumber of dots.Vertical Spacing:Specify the grid spacing in the vertical direction as anumber of dots.91Types of Screens, Common Dialog Box Settings and OperationsSection 5-1Grid Size - Touch Switch GridIf this attribute is selected, grid spacing equivalent to the size of a touch switch isset. The actual size differs depending on the PT model.Display GridSpecify whether or not the grid is displayed.To display the grid, tick the check box of this attribute.
If you want not to display thegrid, cancel the tick in the check box.Snap to GridSpecify if the specified position of an element being drawn is automatically adjusted so that it coincides with a grid position.To adjust the element position, tick the check box of this attribute. If adjustment isnot necessary, cancel the tick in the check box.Reference: S When saving screen data using mmi format, grid setting information and grouping information will not be stored.(Refer to 3–3–3 “Saving the Screen Data (Application) File”.)S It is possible to select whether to print screen grid or not when printing screenimage. (Refer to 12–2–2)If grid is to be printed, the grid setting of each screen will be included in the screenimage.5-1-3Changing the Display Method on the Support ToolThe procedures for changing the screen display method and displaying the information on elements are indicated below.Reference: In addition to the display methods indicated below, Support Tool has a “filter function” which displays only the elements of the selected type.
(Refer to 5–1–4)Confirming full tiling statusWhen [Full Tiling] is selected in the [View] menu with a tick mark entered on the leftside of the menu item, the element is displayed on the Support Tool screen in thetiled status.Reference: S There may be differences in element display order and details in display between the Support Tool and a PT.
Therefore, results of tiling may be different inthe display obtained at a PT and that confirmed by the Support Tool.S When a filter function is used for “fixed display”, Full Tiling will be automaticallycancelled (comfirmation message will be displayed) since the tiled status maynot be displayed correctly if the object used as a border is hidden by a filter function.92Types of Screens, Common Dialog Box Settings and OperationsSection 5-1Displaying element information (Show Tag)The Support Tool can display the following element information on the screen atthe same time.Information Displayedon the ScreenPC (PLC) addressDescriptionPC (PLC) bit addresses of lamp settings (light function) for lamps, PC (PLC) addresses of lamp settings for touch switches, or PC (PLC) addresses ofnotification (notify) bits are displayed.For a touch switch with the notification bit function,both PC (PLC) address of the notification (notify) bitand lamp setting are displayed (upper: notify bit,lower: lamp bit), and for touch switches with otherfunctions, the PC (PLC) addresses of lamp settings(light function) are displayed.The first character represents the type of elementas shown below.
(In case of touch switch, the firstcharacter for lamp bit is also represented by “T”.)L:LampT:Touch switchThe second character represents the area type ofPC (PLC) addresses.Example (PLC Vendor: OMRON)Blank:H:A:L:D:CIO area (relay)Holding relaySpecial auxiliary relay (auxiliary relay)Link relayDM (Data Memory) areaE:EM Current BankFor characters which indicates area type of Mitsubishi, refer to page 134.Table No.The table number of the numeral or CharacterString Memory Table (String Table) which is referenced for a numeral display, (character-)string display, bar graph, numeral setting input, (character-)string input, or thumbwheel switch is displayed.The first character represents the type of table asshown below.N:Numeral memory tableS:Character String Memory Table(String Table)Image and library codeThe code of image and library data of fixed displaysis displayed as a hexadecimal number.93Types of Screens, Common Dialog Box Settings and OperationsSection 5-1Multiple sets of the element information described above can be displayed at thesame time.
If they are set for a single element, the information is displayed according to the priority shown below.PC (PLC) address u Table number u Image and library data codeSetting for the display of element information is possible for all the editing screens.The display method for element information is set in the manner shown below.(1) Select [View] in the menu bar, then choose [Show Tag].The menu shows the items which can be set.The items for which “display” is presently set are identified by a tick.(2) Select any of [PLC Address], [Table No.], and [Image and Library Code] tochange whether element information should be displayed or not.Each time a menu item is selected, the tick mark is set, or canceled, alternately.
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