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When a tick mark is displayed, the specified element information is displayed.Inversing and flashing the objectsSome of the objects have “Inverse”, “Flash” and “Inverse Flash” attribute.”Inverse” status is always reflected on the screen.”Flash” display can be checked by specifying the “Simulate Flash” command. (It ispossible to view “Inverse Flash” state also.)”Simulate Flash” is applied to each screen individually.To activate this setting, follow the procedure below.(1) Select “Simulate Flash” from “View” menu.
(or click on the/button.)In the [View] menu, the check mark is set to ON and OFF each time it is selected.When the check mark is displayed, the objects which have “Flash” or “InverseFlash” attribute show their flashing statuses.Each time the “Simulate Flash” button is clicked, it changes as follows.: Flash status being showed: Flash status not showed94Types of Screens, Common Dialog Box Settings and OperationsSection 5-1Lighting and flashing the lamps/touch switchesFor lamps and touch switches, it is possible to specify PLC address for lamp setting.
Lamps and touch switches light (flash) according to the status of the host bit.When the PLC address for lamp setting goes to 1 (ON), they light or flash. (Whether they light or flash is determined by the “lamp attribute” set to the object.)With the Support Tool, ON status of lamps and touch switches can be checked onthe screen.“Simulate ON/OFF” setting is applied to all the screens being displayed.Reference: S In case of image lamp, ON state image and dotted line indicating the position ofOFF state image is shown when the state is ON, and OFF state image and dottedline indicating the position of ON state image is shown when the state is OFF.S Display of lamp ON/OFF status may differs between the Support Tool and PT forthe following cases.S ON color when lamps/touch switches are overlapped.S ON color of lamp/touch switch label when using NT30C, NT620C/NT625C.S ON status of lamp/touch switch when overlapping with other object (other thanfixed display)To activate this setting, follow the procedure below.(1) Select [Simulate ON/OFF] from [View] menu.
(or click on the/button)In the [View] menu, the check mark is set to ON and OFF each time it is selected.When the check mark is displayed, the lamps and touch switches show theirON statuses.Each time the “Simulate ON/OFF” button is clicked, it changes as follows.: Lamp ON status being showed: Lamp ON status not showedRedrawing the editing Screen (Refresh)In case the screen has disrupted during the edition of the screen, “Refresh” function will help you redrawing the screen.Redrawing can be performed as follows.(1) Select [Refresh] from the [View] menu. The screen will be updated.Displaying Full Screen (Full Screen)This is available in case if you want to view the screen in wide range.
(But is impossible to edit while displaying in full screen.)Full Screen can be performed as follows.(1) Select [Full Screen] from [View] menu. The current editing screen will be displayed in wide range.To recover from this condition, click at any place on the screen.95Types of Screens, Common Dialog Box Settings and OperationsSection 5-1ZoomZooms the screen to 100% view (Normal), 200%, 400% or 800%. If the grid is set ,it will also be zoomed to the respective size.It will help you to operate small elements. Zoom can be performed as follows.(1) Select [Zoom] from [View] menu.
On this menu, current zoom percentage isdisplayed using check mark.Displaying window/keyboard (Show Window/Keyboard)Local window (Keyboard) set for attribute of currently displayed screen can be displayed overlapping on the screen to check the actual status to be displayed on PT.Local window 2 is available only with NT31, NT31C, NT631 and NT631C with“-V1”.Show Window/Keyboard command can be performed as follows.(1) Open a property sheet of the screen and set a check mark for the window typeto be displayed and specify the screen number.(2) Select [Show Window/Keyboard] from [View] menu and specify the window/keyboard type to be displayed (Local 1 (Keyboard) or Local 2).Check mark will be set on menu next to the name of the displayed windowtype.Each time you select window, the check mark switches to the objective oneand according to it, window/keyboard display will be changed.5-1-4Filter functionSupport Tool has a “filter function” which can show only the specified object on thescreen.It is possible to edit/select objects while this function is executed.
So it will be usefulwhen you correct or edit complicated screen. In addition, it is possible to displaythe list of each object by types if this function is used with “Select Object” function(for details, refer to the “Reference”).Filter function is applied to individual screen.To activate this setting, follow the procedure below.(1) Select the object to be displayed from the combo box on the utility bar.To display all the objects (cancel filter function), select “All”.96Types of Screens, Common Dialog Box Settings and OperationsSection 5-1Reference: S While a filter function is used, you can edit only the objects being displayed.S If “Select Object” dialog box (refer to P121) is displayed by right–clicking the object while a filter function is used, only the type of object being displayed is shownin the list. In this case, the type name of the object will not be displayed in the“Select Object” dialog box and detailed information of objects is shown.S If a filter function is used for “Fixed Display”, “Full Tiling” ([View] menu) will becancelled automatically since the tiled status may not be displayed correctly ifthe element used as a border is hidden by a filter function.
(Confirmation message is displayed.)S With a filter function, only one type of object can be specified. It is not possible toselect two or more objects, like “Touch Switch and Bar Graph”.Reference: When the operations indicated below are performed while a filter function is beingused, the filter function will be reset and returned to “All”.OperationFile→PrintFile→Print PreviewRemarkWhen the user performs this operation, the screen will refresh and thenthe operation will be performed.Edit→PasteEdit→AlignDraw→Associate WithDraw→DisassociateDraw→Set OrderDraw→GroupDraw→UngroupAll menu items under “Object”This includes all creation of screenelements using menu and toolbar except the object specified on the filter.Connect→DownloadWhen the user performs this operation, the screen will refresh and thenthe operation will be performed.Connect→UploadAll the references from the table5-1-5When the user chooses the referencefrom the tables, the filter will be resetto ALL.Switching Screens by Extended I/O Input at Each ScreenIt is possible to make a setting so that the specified screen is displayed when theinput of the extended I/O which is connected to the PT is turned ON.
The followingtwo setting methods are provided to switch the screen by extended I/O input.Note that this setting is possible only for NT30 and NT30C.Common setting for all screens:Regardless of the screen presently displayed, the specified screen is always displayed when the extended I/O input is turned ON.Select [Table] from [Tools] in the menu. Then click the tab of Extended I/O Inputto set the Switch screen.97Types of Screens, Common Dialog Box Settings and OperationsSection 5-1Setting for the individual screens:It is possible to set the screen to be displayed in response to turning ON of theextended I/O input for each screen.For this setting, select [Extended I/O] from [Screen] in the menu bar.For example, this setting allows the display screen to change sequentially fromscreen No.
1 to screen No. 2, then to screen No. 3 in response to turning ON ofthe extended I/O input. If the extended I/O input 0 goes ON while screen No. 1displayed, the screen switches to screen No. 2, then if the extended I/O input 0goes ON while screen No. 2 displayed, the screen switches to screen No. 3. Toallow screens to be changed in this way, set [Switch Screen No. 2] for [ExtendedI/O] at screen No.
1, and [Switch Screen No. 3] for [Extended I/O] at screen No. 2.Here, only the setting for screen switching at the individual screens is described.Operations of the extended I/O input table and the common setting to all screensare described in 7-5 “Extended I/O Input Tables”.The procedure for setting the screen to be displayed on turning ON of the extendedI/O input at each screen is shown below.(1) Select the screen for which [Extended I/O] is to be set to place the screen inedit enabled state.(2) Select [Screen] in the menu bar, then select [Extended I/O].An extended I/O input table dialog box is displayed.98Types of Screens, Common Dialog Box Settings and OperationsSection 5-1(3) Select the extended I/O input row where setting is to be done, and click on.An extended I/O input setting dialog box is displayed.(4) Set [Switch Screen] for [Function] and the screen number of the screen to bedisplayed for [Screen No.].5-1-6Saving the Screen ImageThe Support Tool provides a function to save the displayed screen image in a bitmap file as it is.The grid display status and Show Tag can be also saved.The following describes the procedure for saving the screen image.(1) Select the screen which is going to be saved in a file so that it can be edited.(2) Select [Screen] in the menu bar, then select [Copy to Image].A dialog box is displayed to set a file name.(3) Set the folder and file name, then click on.The screen image is saved to the specified file.99Standard Screen5-2Section 5-2Standard ScreenA standard screen is the base screen for the display at a PT.Screen numbers of standard screens differ depending on the PT model.
The tablebelow shows the screen numbers which can be used for a standard screen.PT ModelScreen Nos.NT11S1 to 250NT20S1 to 250, 256 to 500NT600S1 to 1000NT30, NT30C, NT620S, NT620C, NT625CNT31, NT31C, NT631, NT631C1 to 1899, 20001 to 3999Screen No.In a standard screen, all elements can be used.However, the usable elements depend on the PT models.Standard screens are also used for creating child screens of continuous/overlapping screens.100Continuous/Overlapping Screens5-3Section 5-3Continuous/Overlapping ScreensA continuous/overlapping screen is a group of multiple screens which are switchedconsecutively or overlapped for display.A group of screens which are switched consecutively is called a “continuousscreen” and one screen which overlaps multiple screens is called an “overlappingscreen.”Screen numbers which can be used for continuous/overlapping screen are sameas standard screen.
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