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Memory Tables Section 4-4
The following types of characters can be displayed on the NT20S:
Character
Type
Dots
(vertical x
horizontal)
Character Set
Maximum Number of
Characters Displayed in One
Screen (without overwriting)
Half size
characters
8 x 8
Alphanumerics and
symbols 32 characters x 16 lines
(512 characters)
Normal size
characters
8 x 16
Alphanumerics and
symbols 32 characters x 8 lines
(256 characters)
Marks 16 x 16
Create by using the
support tool
S
Enlarged display of the characters and marks
The characters and marks can be enlarged to the following scales.
Double width scale, Double height scale, x4 scale, x9 scale, x16 scale
S
Smoothing
The characters and marks enlarged to the x4 scale or larger are displayed with
the outline automatically smoothed. This function is called “smoothing”.
S
Reverse and flashing display
Reverse display: The display brightness of the character and the
background is reversed comparing with the
normal display.
Flashing display: Characters are displayed as they flash. The
normal display alternates with no-display.
Reverse and flashing display: The reverse display alternates with the normal
display.
4-4-2 Numeral Memory Table
The numeral memory table is an NT20S internal memory used to store the numer-
al data. Up to 128 numeral memory tables can be used, and up to eight digits (four
bytes) of numeral data (including signs) can be stored in one numeral memory
table. The numeral memory tables at up to 50 positions can be registered in one
screen.
Displaying a Numeral The numeral memory tables are registered with table numbers 0 to 127.
When creating the screen data by using the support tool, set the position on the
screen to display a numeral and also set a numeral number to be displayed.
When the NT20S is operated, the screen displays the contents of the numeral
memory table.
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For details on how to change the currently displayed numeric data, refer to
“Changing Displayed Numerals or Character Strings (Changing the Contents
of Allocated Words)” on page 169, and “4-digit Write Numeral Memory Table”
on page 206.