142 AXCESS Programming ViewPoint Wireless Touch Panels
The colors and their programming numbers are listed in Figure 202, and can be used
to set the colors on buttons, sliders, gauges, and pages. The lowest color number
represents the lightest color-specific display, and the highest number represents the
darkest display. For example, the color number 0 is light red, and 5 is dark red.
Colors and programming numbers
Color No. Color No.
Red 0 - 5 Purple 54 - 59
Orange 6 - 11 Magenta 60 - 65
Yellow 12 - 17 Pink 66 - 71
Lime 18 - 23 White 72 - 77
Green 24 - 29 Gray 78 - 83
Aqua 30 - 35 More Gray 84 - 86
Cyan 36 - 41 Black 87
Royal 42 - 47 Transparent 255
Blue 48 - 53
Font Styles and Programming Numbers Figure 203 lists the font styles and their numbers you can use to program the text
fonts on buttons, sliders, gauges, and pages. The programming numbers are assigned
consecutively when they are downloaded to the touch panel. For more information
on variable fonts, see the Setting the variable text code subsection.
Font styles and programming numbers
No. Font styles No. Font styles
1 Extra small 5 Extra large
2 Small 6 Hollow medium
3 Medium 8 Hollow extra large
4 Large 32-255 Variable fonts
Border Styles and Programming Numbers Figure 204 lists border styles and their numbers you can use to program borders on
buttons, sliders, and gauges.
Figure 202
Colors and programming
numbers
Figure 203
Font styles and programming
numbers
Note
You must import variable text
fonts into a TPDesign3 project
file, and download the project
file containing the fonts to the
Touch Panel. The variable
fonts are assigned
programming numbers by the
Touch Panel during the
download process.