Hakko Electronics Monitouch V Series, Reference Manual

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To Display Multi-overlap (= Multi-overlap):
Use the [Function: Multi-overlap] switch. There are auxiliary setting items
[Overlap No.], [Multi No.] and [Placement].
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[Overlap No.]
A maximum of three overlaps can be displayed on one screen. Set [Overlap
No.] for each [Overlap] switch so that you can determine which switch acts
for which overlap.
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[Multi No.]
For multi-overlap, the actual overlap screen should not be created and
registered on screen, but in multi-overlap edit window. [Multi No.] sets which
screen to call up among those which were registered on the multi-overlap
edit window.
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[Placement]
You can set the display location of the overlap screen (on the multi-overlap
edit window) when it is displayed on the screen.
Bring up the [Detail] tab window of the [Switch] dialog.
- [ Define MLIB Placement]
The [Placement] button becomes active. When you click the [Placement]
button, the mouse cursor is displayed.
When you click on the desired location on the screen, the MLIB mark is
displayed on the screen. This mark belongs in the upper left of the
overlap screen.
- [ Define MLIB Placement]
The overlap is displayed in the same location as on the multi-overlap edit
window.
Overlap Coordinates with the V6 series:
(0, 0) is the origin point, with 4-dot intervals in the X direction, and 1-dot intervals in the
Y direction.
MLIB
It is possible to bring up an overlap without using the switch function but using an
external command from the PLC. (
For overlaps, refer to “Chapter 2 Overlap.”)