Omron NT-SERIES - SUPPORT TOOL FOR WINDOWS V4, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Color
Frame:
Specify the color of a broken-line graph frame if [Frame] is
selected. (Can only be set for PTs with color display.)
White, black, blue, red, magenta, green, cyan, yellow
+Range: Specify the color of broken-line graph displayed for a positive value.
(Can only be set for PTs with color display.)
White, black, blue, red, magenta, green, cyan, yellow
–Range: Specify the color of broken-line graph displayed for a negative value.
(Can only be set for PTs with color display.)
Valid only when [Display Sign] is selected.
White, black, blue, red, magenta, green, cyan, yellow
Settings
: Specify this when displaying multiple broken lines. The line
properties [Line] are displayed.
: Specify this when deleting broken lines.
: Specify this when modifying broken lines. The line properties
[Line] are displayed.
Line
Start Table Entry: Specify the start table entry number of the numeral memory
table entries that are displayed in a broken-line graph.
No. of Points: Specify the number of vertices in the broken-line graph.
Interval Type
Even:
Specify this when displaying numeral memory table entries at even
intervals.
Uneven: Specify this when displaying numeral memory table entries at
user-selected intervals.
: Set the broken-line intervals if [Uneven] is selected.
Line
Color:
Specify the broken-line color.
(Can only be set for PTs with color display.)
White, black, blue, red, magenta, green, cyan, yellow
Style: Specify the broken-line style.
Solid, Dash, Dot-dash, Dot-dot-dash
100%
Table Entry: Specify this item if a 100% value is set with a numeral memory
table entry: set the table entry number of the numeral memory
table.
Value: Specify this item if a 100% value is set with a constant: set the
value to be taken as the 100% value.
0%
Table Entry: Specify this item if a 0% value is set with a numeral memory table
entry: set the table entry number of the numeral memory table.
Value: Specify this item if a 0% value is set with a constant:
set the value to be taken as the 0% value.