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The ‘Lamp’ feature shows the appearance of object based on a condition. If lamp feature is disabled, the object will only display a switch image.
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Item | Description | |
Enable Lamp | Decides the enablement of the lamp feature and type of the lamp. | |
Digital Tag | Operates by a combination of digital tags. Lamp state is changed according to data value or bit combination. | |
Analog Tag | Operates by a combination of analog tags. Changes the lamp state by tag value or bit combinations. | |
Number of States | Assigns the number of states to display a lamp object. | |
Condition of State | Changes the lamp state with two methods. | |
(1) Changing states with bit lamp
Item | Description |
With Data Condition Conversion | Each digital tag composes each digit of the binary number. The state of data is defined according to the combination of each digit.  E.g.) If DIGITAL1 = 0, DIGITAL2 = 1, DIGITAL3 = 1 and DIGITAL4 = 0, they indicate 0110 in binary. Since it is equal to “6” in decimal, the ‘State 6’ is displayed. You can use a maximum of 16 states with this option. |
At Each Bit Conversion | Each digital tag represents a single state. If all digital tags’ values are “0”, “State 0” will be displayed. If the DIGITAL4 = 1, the “State 4” will be displayed. When multiple tags are set as “1”, the priority goes to the state with the lower number. You can use maximum 5 states with this option. |
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(2) Changing states with word lamp
Item | Description |
With Data Condition Conversion | Displays the state with a single analog tag. Maximum 256 states can be displayed. |
At Each Bit Conversion | Since an analog is composed of a word, it is possible to display the states with 16 bits. It indicates that a word can display 17 states. Only one bit can be turned ON at a time. If any other bit is ON simultaneously, the priority goes to the less significant bit. .png?version=2&modificationDate=1599708430755&cacheVersion=1&api=v2) .png?version=1&modificationDate=1599708442978&cacheVersion=1&api=v2) E.g.) If the value of an analog tag is 3(0000 0000 0000 0011), State 1 and 2 are supposed to be ON. However, since State 1 has higher priority, the State 1 is ON. .png?version=1&modificationDate=1599708515559&cacheVersion=1&api=v2) |
Label
You can display a text on the object. The text may differ according to the tag’s state. User can enter the text manually or retrieve the contents from the string table.
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Item | Description | ||
State Select | Select a state of the tag (OFF or ON) when the label is displayed. | ||
Bit Lamp | With Data Condition Conversion | Max 16 states (0 ~ 15) | |
At Each Bit Conversion | Max 5 states (0 ~ 4) | ||
Word Lamp | With Data Condition Conversion | Max 256 states (0 ~ 255) | |
At Each Bit Conversion | Max 17 states (0 ~ 16) | ||
Input Type | Direct Input | The operator manually enters the text to be displayed on the object. You can enter up to 30,000 characters. | |
String Table | Retrieve the string you have entered in the string table. You can set group and string No. ※ Please refer to the ‘String table’ manual for more information about string table. | ||
Font Set | Configure the manually entered text’s properties, such as font type, font size, alignment, and the slant. | ||
RTL | RTL(Right-to-Left) language means the character writing starts from the right of the text field and continues to the left. When the option is selected, the text will be displayed with reversed direction. This option is enabled when the label is directly entered in the input field. Use ‘RTL’ setting in the ‘String Table’ function when you wish to display strings through the string table. The RTL setting of a label is applied at the Xpanel runtime. ※ ‘RTL’ option is supported in XpanelDesigner 2.53 and above versions. | ||
Apply Label to All State | The current label setting will be applied to all states. | ||
Apply Font to All state | The current font setting will be applied to all states. | ||