Omron NT - SUPPORT TOOL 07-1995, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Common Setting Operations
Section 4-2
<Setting the alarm list/history function>
Procedure 1. Locate the bar cursor at the number of the bit memory table to be set.
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To register changes in bit statuses in the alarm history, press the SPACE key
(Hist/SWScreen) in the “Hist” input field.
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[Shift] + and [Shift] + can be used to move the bar cursor to the previous
and next positions in the bit memory table where there is a setting in the “Bit”
column.
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Pressing the [Tab] key displays the memory table number input field.
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Pressing the [Home] (Delete) key clears the bit memory table setting at which
the bar cursor is located (applies only if there is a setting in the “Bit” column).
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An allocated bit number search will be executed each time the [F5] (Srch) key is
pressed.. See “Searching Within a Memory Table” (p.78).
Reference:
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Data can be copied into the next bit memory table by pressing [F2] (iCopy). See
“Copying to the Next Input Field (Increment Copy)” (p.77).
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Allocated bits of a bit memory table can be changed in a batch with a designated
range by pressing [F4] (Btch Chng). See “Batch Changing Bits and Words”
(p.79).
2. Press the key in the “SwScreen” input field, input the character-string
memory table number, then press the key again.
Pressing [F1] (Select) allows you to select the number from a displayed list.
3. If using an NT610C, specify the display color.
For details of the setting procedure, see “Specifying the Display Color” (p.66).
4. To display an image library entry, press the key in the “Image & Lib” input
field, input the relevant code, then press the key again.
Pressing [F1] (Select) allows you to select the number from a displayed list.
5. To switch the display, input the screen number and press the key.
6. Carry out bit setting.
For details of the setting procedure, see “Setting Words and Bits” (p.75).
Reference: The allocated bits for the screen switching functions and alarm history function in
the bit memory tables are continually read by data communication while the PT is
operating. If too many settings are made, PT processing may be delayed.