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8.1. 4-Byte-Float-Text-Button
ETS objects:
Simple element to send/receive a 4-byte value.
Use B- and B+ to determine the button's texts.
NOBG eliminates the button's surface and the display is
visualized directly on the background.
Using PF, a unit of measurement can be adjusted
according to the measured value.
DC defines the displayed decimal places.
Use * to determine a multiplication factor.
STEPS determines the step width which is required to get
from the minimum to the maximum (given that MIN and
MAX are set)
MIN determines lower limit.
MAX determines upper limit.
When pressing the buttons a little longer, REP sets the
interval by which the values are sent. (in milliseconds)
Using INT the number range can be changed from floating
point (float) to integers (integer).
Using UINT the number range can be changed from
floating point (float) to unsigned integers (unsigned
Integer).
If "Use PIN" is selected, the default master password will
be used in case PIN is not set. Using PIN, an individual
password can be assigned.
AL/AH can only be used on alarm side. They serve as a
limit setting the temporal point from which an alarm is
detected.
Range of values
4 Byte
Input
Feedback
4 Byte
Output
Switching
4 Byte
Format:
W
Determines width of button's surface
B+
Text default for button on incrementing
B-
Text default for button on
decrementing
NOBG
No button background
PF
Declaration of the unit
STEPS
Setting step width
MIN
Default setting of lower limit
MAX
Default setting of upper limit
REP
Setting repetition rate
DC
Number of displayed decimal places
*
Multiplication factor
INT
Shift of number range to integer
UINT
Shift of number range to unsigned
integer
PIN
In case "Use PIN" is selected, an
individual password can be assigned
using PIN
AL
Alarm lower limit / ONLY ON ALARM
AH
Alarm upper limit / ONLY ON ALARM
Examples:
4Byte-Text;B+=UP;B-=DOWN;PF=°C;DC=2;
4Byte-Text;B+=LOW;B-=HIGH;PF=°C;DC=3;*=100;
4Byte-Text;