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(With NT11S, NT20S, and NT600S, markdata can be inserted only in string.) Since the Support Tool does not support markdata of 32 32 dots and 64 64 dots, it is necessary to group 16 16 dot marksif image data created by the DOS version Support Tool is imported.(1) The mark data, fixed at 1616 dot size, is displayed.Operation procedureSelection using the menu bar:[Objects] → [Fixed Display] → [Mark]Selection using the drawing toolbar:TerminologyForeground colorBackground colorProperty setting[General]Position:Indicates the display position of mark data.(The attribute point is at the upper left corner in the mark data.)Code:Indicates the character code of the mark data to be displayed.Attribute:Specify the display attribute.Standard, Inverse, Flash, Inverse Flash(With NT31, NT31C, NT631 and NT631C, “Inverse” is notsupported.)Scale:Specify the character size.1 1 (Equal), 1 2 (High), 2Smoothing:1 (Wide), 22, 33, 44, 88Specify whether smoothing processing is executed for mark data.*1(Setting is not possible for NT31, NT31C, NT631 and NT631C)ColourForeground:Set display color of mark data.Background:Set the color of background in the mark data display area.:Displays the list for selecting the mark data.167Fixed DisplaySection 6-2*1:For NT31, NT31C, NT631, and NT631C, even under condition that thestring has smoothing ON and the mark has inserted, it will not work.GuidanceS By specifying mark data, special characters and symbols can be created on thescreen.S To display a mark, specify its code.S If no mark data has been created for the specified code, a blank is displayed.S To change the mark data to be displayed, click ondialog box and select the desired mark data in the list.in the property settingThe procedure for selecting the desired mark data is shown below.(1) Click onin the attribute setting dialog box to display the mark dataselection dialog box.(2) Specify the mark data to be displayed.
The specified field is displayed enlarged. Or, input the character code which corresponds to the mark data to bedisplayed into the [Code] input field.(3) Click onto close the dialog box.S For the procedure for creating mark data, refer to 8-3 “Mark Editor”.168Fixed Display6-2-11Section 6-2Library Object (Data)Library data is displayed.There are two types of library data. One type of library data references the fixedcode directly, the other type uses indirect reference. Indirect reference is a functionwhich can change the library data to be displayed by writing the library code to thenumeral table just like the indirect reference of numeral/string display.
This enables the animation display by switching the display contents using a simple program. For details of the PT models which can use indirect reference, refer to Appendix D “Table of Functions of Each PT Model”.Library data cannot be used for NT11S, NT20S and NT600S.(1) Library data consisting of fixed display elements is displayed.NoteBy registering a graphic created using multiple fixed display elements as the librarydata, the same graphic can be arranged in different positions.Operation procedureSelection using the menu bar:[Objects] → [Fixed Display] →[Library Display]Selection using the drawing toolbar:Property setting[General]Position:Indicates the display position of library data.(The attribute point is at the upper left corner in the library data.)Size:Indicates the size of library data.
(frame size of the library data)Reference TypeDirect:Set the library code directly.Code:Indicates the code of the library data to be displayed.Comment:Displays the comment which is set for the library data.Indirect:Set this item when the value for the specified numeral table istreated as library code and referenced indirectly.169Fixed DisplaySection 6-2Table No.::Specify the address of numeral table to be referenced.When using the indirect reference, set the storage type ofallocated numeral table to “Binary”. Also, when specifying thelibrary code from a program etc., use hexadecimal value sincethe library table code is in hexadecimal.Displays the list for selecting the library data when “Direct” isspecified.
Displays the list for referencing the numeral tablewhen “Indirect” is specified.GuidanceS When the library data is specified, the data of character code FA20H (for NT30,NT30C, NT620S, NT620C, NT625C), or the data that corresponds to image/library code 1000H (for NT31, NT31C, NT631, NT631C) is arranged.S The mark shown below will be displayed if library data has not been created forthe specified code.S To change the library data to be displayed, click onin the property and selectthe desired library data or numeral table from the list.If you are using the NT31, NT31C, NT631 or NT631C with “–V1” and its systemprogram version is 2.1, “Indirect reference” can be set.The procedure for specifying the desired library data is shown below.[Direct]Specify the code of the library data to be displayed directly.(1) Click on atthe right side of “Code” after checking the [Direct] button in theproperty setting dialog box to display the library data selection dialog box.170Fixed DisplaySection 6-2(2) If the code of the desired library data is not found in the list, scroll the list usingto open thethe scroll bar at the right side of the screen, or click oncode input dialog box.Input the code of the desired library data and click on.By pressing cursor keys (°, ±) on keyboard, the contents of the code can bechecked in the preview window one by one.(3) Select the code of the library data to be displayed.The selected line will be highlighted.(4) Click onto close the dialog box.[Indirect]Specify the numeral table to be referenced.With indirect reference, the contents for the specified numeral table are treated asa library code and the corresponding library data is displayed.
This is useful whenyou want to change the library data to be displayed according to the statuses. Setthe storage type of numeral table to be referenced by indirect reference to “Binary”and specify the value (library code) to be stored in hexadecimal since the librarycode is in hexadecimal.Set the numeral table number to be referenced to “Table No.”.It is possible to display a numeral table so that you can select the desired tablenumber from it.To display a numeral table, follow the procedure below.171Fixed DisplaySection 6-2(1) Click onat the right side of “Table No.” after checking the [Indirect] buttonin the property setting dialog box to display the numeral table selection dialogbox.(2) If the number of the desired numeral table is not found in the list, scroll the listusing the scroll bar at the right side of the screen, or click ontoopen the entry input dialog box.Input the entry of the desired numeral table and click on.(3) Select the desired numeral table to be referenced.The selected line will be highlighted.(4) Click onto close the dialog box.S For the procedure for creating library data, refer to 8-2 “Library Editor”.172Alarm6-3Section 6-3AlarmAlarms are elements which check the status of a bit memory table and change thecontents of the display according to the detected status.
Alarm elements consist ofalarm lists and alarm histories.Alarm list:When a bit memory table in the specified range goes ON, the alarm list displays the corresponding message or image/library data.Since the bit memory tables to be checked are set for the individual alarm lists,it is possible to check different ranges of bit memory tables with different alarmtables.Bit memory tables in the specified range are checked only while an alarm list isdisplayed, and the message and image/library data are displayed in accordance with the bit memory table which is ON.Alarm history:When a bit memory table for which a check mark is set for the history propertygoes ON, the date/time and the number of going ON events are recorded anddisplayed by the alarm history.
All bit memory tables for which a check mark isset for the history property are objects of alarm history recording. Therefore, itis not possible to check different bit memory tables with different alarm histories.The status of the bit memory tables for which a check mark is set is alwayschecked while a PT is running, regardless of whether or not an alarm historyelement is displayed.Note that an alarm history element displays only the record of past events.
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