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1 WindO/I-NV4 Specifications
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WindO/I-NV4 User’s Manual
1.3 Available Number of Colors
The available number of colors that can be used on the WindO/I-NV4 are listed below.
1.4 Available Image Files
The image file formats that can be displayed on the MICRO/I are as follows.
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About Picture Manager
Picture Manager is an application for managing pictures used for part diagrams and drawings.
• When saving, deleting, or reducing pictures, the following operations are displayed in Picture Manager.
- On the View tab, in the Workspace group, click (Picture Manager).
- Double click Picture Manager in the Project window.
• To set up the Picture from the Drawings, click on the editing screen where the Picture is positioned to display
Picture Manager.
• If setting a graphic for a positioned object, display Picture Manager from the Properties dialog box.
*1 Color LCD models
*2 Monochrome LCD models
Model Target Number of colors
HG5G/4G/3G/2G-V, HG4G/3G,
HG2G-5F/-5T
*1
, HG1G/1P
Picture Manager 65536 colors
Drawing objects and Properties sheet 256 colors
HG2G-5T
*2
Picture Manager Monochrome (16 shades)
Drawing objects and Properties sheet Monochrome (16 shades)
File format Description
JPEG
Supports JPEG files that conform to the JPEG standard (ISO/IEC 10918-1, ITU-T Recommendation
T.81) that adopt baseline DCT coding. The JFIF extension specification is not supported.
Bitmap
Supports monochrome bitmaps, 16-color bitmaps, 256-color bitmaps, and 24-bit bitmaps in which
data is stored from the bottom up. Run-length encoding is only supported for 256-color bitmaps.
• The MICRO/I cannot handle image files that are larger than the size of the screen. Images that exceed
the screen size are not displayed.
• The Numerical Input, Character Input, Message Display, Message Switching Display, Numerical Display,
Calendar, and Meter cannot correctly display pictures that use a transparent color.
• IDEC recommends using bitmap image files when display speed is a priority. JPEG image files take more
time to display on the MICRO/I than bitmap image files.