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Chapter 10 Sampling
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Time Display Items
When using this item, the time information stored in the system memory ($s)
about [Alarm Display] can be displayed easily.
Setting Procedure
Click the [Time Display] icon. The [Time Display] dialog is displayed.
[Division No.]
Specify the division number where the [Time Display] part is placed.
[Display Mode]
Select [Convert seconds into hhh:mm:ss].
[Memory]
Specify the address where seconds data is stored.
* The address is secured from the top memory in consecutive two-word
increments.
The range of the value specified for [Memory] is from 0 to 3599999 seconds
(= 999:59:59). If this range is exceeded, the time display will not be shown
normally.
[Time Display]
Select [100:30] or [100:30:20].
Example: [Display Mode: Convert seconds into hhh:mm:ss]
[Memory: D100]
[Time Display: 100:30:20]
D100 = 9045 (D101 = 0)
9045 sec. = 150 min. 45 sec. = 2 hrs. 30 min. 45 sec.
Therefore, “002:30:45” is displayed.
Example of Time Display Item
For example, when an error occurs and the $s438 to 439 (= auto operation stop
time) macro is used for numerical display, it is entered as “$s438 = 5320.” When
the [Convert seconds into hhh:mm:ss] is set for the [Time Display] item, “$s438
= 001:28:40” is displayed, making it easy to see that it took “1 hr. 28 min. 40
sec.”
For more information on the calendar display, refer to “Chapter 11 Time
Display/Calendar.”