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Omron NT-series, NT20M, NT600M manual Numeral Editing

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Numeral Editing	Section 2-8

3.You can continue inputting or changing setting for other string table en- tires when finished with the first one.

4.When you are finished editing, press the Escape Key.

Words and Numeric Data When setting word addresses for numeral or string tables, the number of PC words to be used and the address of the first word are input. For example, for numeral table entires, one word can be specified to use from 1 to 4 digits and two words can be specified to used from 5 to 8 digits. If two words are speci- fied and DM 0100 is specified as the first word, the following PC data will be used.

		DM 0101						DM 0100

	0		0		1	2	3	4	5		6

Next higher word							Specified word
				Registered words

Set the leftmost digit to F to specify negative values. The example on the left in the following diagram shows the setting for ±12345; the example on the right, for ±123.

		DM 0101						DM 0100

	F		0		0	1	2	3	4		5

Next higher word							Specified word
				Registered words

DM 0100

F 1 2 3

Specified word

Registered word

Caution The input format for initial values for numeral tables is the same as the data storage format for PC memory when direct connection is being used. This format, however, differs form that used when direct connection is not being used.

2-8 Numeral Editing

Screens can be create that allow numeric inputs from the PT to the host. These screens are called numeral editing screens. Input values are desig- nated on-screen via function keys or touch switches or from Expansion I/O Units (32/64 Terminals or 12-key Function Key Units). The number of digits that can be input and the number of digits transmitted to the host can be set. Also, the Keypad setting in the screen attributes can be set to ªuserº to en- able flexible layout of input keys

A maximum of 50 numeral edit settings can be made per screen.

The procedure for creating numeral editing areas depends on whether or not direct connection is ON or OFF in the Tool Settings. Both procedures are giv- en below.

Note 1. Numeral editing screens cannot be used as child screens for continuous screens.

2.Numeral editing cannot be used if bit input is enabled in the display attrib- utes for PT with function keys or without touch switches.

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Omron NT-series, NT20M, NT600M manual Numeral Editing

Contents

NT-series NT20M/NT600M Support Tool Omron Product References Table of Contents Transmitting Data 105 About this Manual Section Abbreviations Using Older ModelsTerminology and NT-series Manuals Sysmac TerminologySystem Configuration Menu Configuration1 NT20M and NT600M Support Tool Operations Creating a Work Disk Support Tool SystemModel Main Menu Startup ProcedureStarting and Exiting ExitingFile Selection Screen Selection File OperationsFunction key Name Symbol Screen status Meaning Screen StatusScreen Selection OperationsKeys Operation Inputting Screen Comments, File Names, and Titles Screen CommentsFile Names and Titles Editing Screens Screen Edit OperationsNT600M with Grid Enabled NT600M with Grid DisabledInputting Character Strings and Numbers Inputting Numbers Basic OperationCursors Keys Same asPositioning Operations Screen ButtonsMouse Left ButtonTool Settings Contents of Tool SettingsAuto Refresh Temporary Directory Environment SettingsTool Settings File Display GridSettings Direct ConnectionIndication on Displays Specifying PC Addresses for Direct ConnectionConversion Key AreaSetting Direct Connection InformationCreating Screens Inputting Character Strings New Character StringsInputting Strings Special Characters MarksDesignating Display String AttributesNormal Flashing Inverse Spot Inverse Blinking PositionDeleting Character Strings Modifying Character Strings Section Numeral Displays Normal Numeral DisplaysNumeral Display Settings Numeral Display Examples Direct Connection Numeral Displays Designating Display PositionsHeading Meaning Section Character String Displays Normal Character String Displays Setting Display Attributes Designating Display PositionDirect Connection Character String Displays CreatingCharacter string table entry number Section Lamps Normal LampsLamp number Lamp SettingsDesignating Area FrameInputting the Label Direct Connection Lamps Frame Section Touch Switches Normal Touch SwitchesNumber Touch Switch SettingsSwitch InverseDirect Connection Touch Switches Section Frame can also be designated Bar Graphs Creating Normal Bar Graphs Setting the Numeral Table Reference Inputting Initial Value Displaying 60% Direct Connection Bar Graphs Displaying ±60%Heading Meaning Section 60% Editing Memory Tables Normal OperationEditing String Tables Direct Connection Operation Selecting the Memory TableEditing Numeral Tables Numeral Editing Normal Numeral Editing Input and Transmission Digits Section Changing the Order Numeral EditingInput Key Layout PTs without Touch Panels DN 32/16 Terminals Touch Panel PTs DTFunction Key PTs DF Key Function Key UnitsDirect Connection Numeral Editing Heading Meaning Precautions for Numeral Editing Deleting and ModifyingCreating New Polylines Bit input disabled Bit input enabled DF or DN with 12-keyPolylines Function Key Unit DN with 32/16 TerminalDeleting Polylines Modifying PolylinesCircles Creating New CirclesDeleting Circles Modifying CirclesContinuous and Overlapping Screens Selecting Continuous orOverlapping Continuous Screens Overlapping Screens Setting Attributes Screen AttributesScreen Designation History Title Screen Errors Screen CheckFor continuous or overlapping screens Marks Keys Usable on Mark Creation DisplaySetting and Clearing Dots Function KeysMark Reference Copy Reference CopyStand-alone Operation Operation LimitationsApplicable touch switches/function keys EditRestrictions Move Managing Screen Data Copying Screens Deleting Screens Changing Screen Comments Reading Data from Other Files Section Managing File Data Copying Files Deleting Files Changing File Titles Saving PT Histories in FilesSetting Initial Screens Saving Files100 Printing Printing Features Printing from the File Selection DisplayScreen histories Mark lists Direct connection information Printing from the Screen Selection Display 104 Transmitting Data Connecting to the PT Transmitting DataTransmitting Files Transmitting Screens Transmitting Memory Tables Receiving Data Receiving FilesReceiving Screens 112 Receiving Memory Tables Deleting PT Screens 115 116 Prom Writer Operations Connecting to a Prom Writer Transmitting Data to a Prom WriterTransmitting Data with Verification to a Prom Writer Receiving Data from a Prom Writer 121 122 Special Characters English Character Codes Hex Digits 1st 2ndAppendix Index Index Revision code Date Revised content Revision History