DATAPROCESS DSP 500, Руководство пользователя

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PAGE 76 UV119UE - DSP 500 : USER MANUAL - v. 4.0
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+ +
4 0
ACCESS FROM LEVEL
:
setting user-programmable label layouts (11 up to 20)
This function can be used for setting the user- programmable layouts of labels. Also 10 label
layouts are available, pre-programmed by the manufacturer ( see
PRE-SET LABEL
on page 46).
Every label is formed by a variable number of fields, programmable in dimensions and positioning
as required. Each field is set to contain one datum that may be a fixed text, a pre-set or scale
computed value, a graphic element, etc. The programming of one label format includes therefore
setting the label main parameters and fields.
After entering this function press <ENTER> to access programming, as follows:
4 0 L A Y O U T N U M B E R
< 1 1 ÷ 2 0 > f f
where:
ff
= no. of label layout, starting from no. 11 up to 20 (as the first 10 layouts are EPROM
pre-set and cannot be modified)
Press the numerical keys or, alternatively, use the keys
< ← ← ← ← >
and
< → → → → >
to select the label layout no.
you want to program. By pressing <ENTER> the label variable details can be visualised as follows:
4 0 L A Y O . f f F I E L D 0
F L D . N n n X x x x Y y y y
where:
ff
= label layout identification no.
0
= field identifier. 0 indicates the whole label
nn
= number of programmed fields
xxx
e
yyy
= vertical and horizontal coordinates of label position
= orientation of overall label
By the keys
< ↓↓↓↓ >
and
< ↑↑↑↑ >
, the various fields can be scrolled through, with a summary of parameters
settings being displayed.
Considering that parameters are different for the various label fields, the display will show
different data according with the type of field. For example, a message as that shown hereunder
can be displayed for a programmed field includes characters:
4 0 L A Y O . f f F I E L D c c
t t t t t t t t X x x x Y y y y
where:
ff
= label layout identification no.
cc
= field identifier
tttttt
= type of field
xxx
e
yyy
= vertical and horizontal position of field
= layout of field character
= type of field rotation