7. In the
Size
attribute box, select either
16 bits
or
32 bits
.
8. The
Int. Number
and
Dec. Number
attribute boxes are used to specify the number of digits you want
displayed before/after a decimal point. For example, if you are writing to a 16-bit PLC register using
unsigned format and have Int.Number =3 and Dec.Number =2, then the BLU300 will allow you to
write a five digit number with the three leftmost digits placed to the left of a decimal point and the two
rightmost digits placed to the right of the decimal point.
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If the value read in the PLC register requires more digits than you have allocated with the Int.
Number and Dec. Number, the HMI will display only the specified digits. For example, if the
value in the PLC register is +17,220 and Int.Number = 2 and Dec. Number = 1, then the HMI
will d22.0 giving no indication that the actual value in the PLC register is larger.
Therefore, it is the responsibility of the HMI programmer to ensure the HMI settings are correct
for the PLC range to be used.
9.
Range Limit
: the
Min
attribute box allows you to set the minimum value that can be entered by OIT
operator. The
Max
attribute specifies the maximum value.
10. The
Frame
attribute box allows you to enclose the data in a box. Select from- None, Single, Double,
Thick, Dot, or Dotted Line.
11. The
Font Size
can be 5x8 (width/height), 8x8, 8x12, or 8x16 pixels for each character.
12. In the
Vert
.
Alignment
attribute box, select how you wish to vertically align the data that is displayed:
top justification, bottom justification, or centered.
13. In the
Horz
.
Alignment
attribute box, select how you wish to horizontally align the data that is
displayed: left justification, right justification, or centered.
14.
Call Setting Feature:
this feature is used to set or clear a PLC coil either before writing the new value
to the PLC register or immediately after writing the new value. It provides an easy means of notifying
the PLC that a change has been made to the value in the PLC register. To use this feature, check the
Call
checkbox. Enter the
PLC coil address
by clicking the
PLC/Controller Address
button to
display the Edit PLC/Controller Address dialog box:
15. In the Reference Address area, click the pull-down box to select the
target PLC memory area
. Use the
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