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%W and %H respectively represent the width and height in which an alarm image of the
specified log number (LNO) is displayed.
(%w, %h, %W, %H ) = (640, 480, 640, 480) or (640, 240, 640, 480) or (320, 240, 320,
240) or (160, 120, 160, 120)
Item Description
Next frame number
Substitute character
Log number
First frame number
%l
%h
Frame number
immediately after
alarm
%a
Log number 0000-FFFF (hexadecimal, 6-bit)
%n
First frame number of an alarm image for specified log number (LNO). Normally, 00.
Frame number immediately after receiving an alarm for specified log number (LNO). 00 -
FF (hexadecimal, 2-bit)
Last frame %t Last frame number of an alarm image for specified log number (LNO). 00 - FF (hexadeci-
mal, 2-bit)
Specified frame %c Same as the value of argument FNO. 00 - FF (hexadecimal, 2-bit)
Value of preceding argument FNO. If FNO represents the first frame number (= %h) of
the specified log number (LNO), the value of FNO is applied. 00 - FF (hexadecimal, 2-
bit)
Preceding frame
number %p Value of preceding argument FNO. If FNO represents the last frame number (= %t) of
the specified log number (LNO), the value of FNO is applied. 00 - FF (hexadecimal, 2-
bit)
Alarm image
display size %W
%H
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