Fidelix FX-RP multiDISPLAY
Programming manual
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where you first write the value, then the texts to show on the display and then the HTML colour code.
Status texts take up memory upon the loading of a page. All texts are loaded into memory when the page is
loaded. That is why you can share status texts between points to save memory space. This is done by using
100000000 as the first status value for all the points with which you want to share the status texts. One of those
points will then be stored into the memory, and all others only referenced. Make sure to copy all status texts into
all points you want to use them in, as you cannot know of which point the status texts will be loaded into the FX-
RP multiDISPLAY’s memory.
Using this feature is only necessary if you notice the page loads very slowly, or if you actually get an “out of
memory” message when the page is loaded. It is possible to combine this feature with the previous one to have
multiple points with more than 20 possible status texts, like, for example, when you are making a text input page.
Time and date, temperature, firmware version and Modbus address
Time, date, locally measured temperature and the display’s firmware version and Modbus address can be
displayed in various ways:
pointID
Further customisation in “Text” field of the “EditPoint” dialog box
Result
TIME
n/a
16:23:45
TIME2
n/a
16:23
TIME3
hh / HH
24h / 12h (
without
leading zero)
mm
minutes (always with leading zero)
ss
seconds (always with leading zero)
tt
AM / PM
dd
day (
without
leading zero)
MM
month (
without
leading zero)
yy / yyyy
Year with 2 or 4 digits
other characters displayed as written (h, m, s, t, d, M or y not allowed)
TIME4
hh / HH
24h / 12h (
with
leading zero)
mm
minutes (always with leading zero)
ss
seconds (always with leading zero)
tt
AM / PM
dd
day (
with
leading zero)
MM
month (
with
leading zero)
yy / yyyy
Year with 2 or 4 digits
other characters displayed as written (h, m, s, t, d, M or y not allowed)
DATE
n/a
03.09.2014
VERSION
n/a
1.32
TEMPERATURE
n/a
20.0°C
TEMPERATURE_C0 n/a
20°C
TEMPERATURE_C1 n/a
20.0°C
TEMPERATURE_C2 n/a
20.00°C
TEMPERATURE_F
n/a
68.0°F
TEMPERATURE_F0 n/a
68°F
TEMPERATURE_F1 n/a
68.0°F
TEMPERATURE_F2 n/a
68.00°F
MODBUS_ADDRESS n/a
10
Example displaying date and time as “16:26:45 30.9.2014”:
