6.1.2 Control Feature Configuration

Controls the object with the address registered in the [I/O Device]. You can select the data unit (BIT/WORD).

Press to configure the detailed address.

You must enter the tag name that will become the standard for the ‘Visible’ feature. You can find the tag with or manually input the tag name.

If the corresponding tag does not exist in the database, a message pops up asking the user if they wish to add a new tag.

The object appears when the tag value is ON (Digital: ON, Analog: Values other than 0).

The object appears when the tag value is OFF (Digital: OFF, Analog: 0).

Controls the object with the address registered in the [I/O Device]. You can select the data unit (BIT/WORD).

Press to configure the detailed address.

You must enter the tag name that will become the standard for the ‘Blink’ feature. You can find the tag with or manually input the tag name.

If the corresponding tag does not exist in the database, a message pops up asking the user if they wish to add a new tag.

The object appears when the tag value is ON (Digital: ON, Analog: Values other than 0).

The object appears when the tag value is OFF (Digital: OFF, Analog: 0).

You can assign the interval value in 100msec units. The values from 1 to 999 can be assigned. If the value exceeds the range, a warning message pops up.

e.g.) When you input 10, the object blinks every second. (1000msec)

Controls the object with the address registered in the [I/O Device]. You can select the data unit (BIT/WORD).

Press  to configure the detailed address.

You must enter the tag name that will become the standard for the ‘V-Size’ feature. You can find the tag with or manually input the tag name.

If the corresponding tag does not exist in the database, a message pops up asking the user if they wish to add a new tag.

Assign the range of the object’s transformation by minimum and maximum values. When the tag value is equal to or less than the minimum value, the object is hidden. When the tag value becomes greater, the object becomes closer to the original shape.

If you enter ‘?’, the minimum and the maximum values are the same as the tag’s values.

The object’s size changes starting from top to bottom.

The object’s size changes starting from the center to both sides.

The object’s size changes starting from bottom to top.

Controls the object with the address registered in the [I/O Device]. You can select the data unit (BIT/WORD).

Press to configure the detailed address.

You must enter the tag name that will become the standard for the ‘H-Size’ feature. You can find the tag with or manually input the tag name.

If the corresponding tag does not exist in the database, a message pops up asking the user if they wish to add a new tag.

Assign the range of the object’s transformation by minimum and maximum values. When the tag value is equal to or less than the minimum value, the object is hidden. When the tag value becomes greater, the object becomes closer to the original shape.

If you enter ‘?’, the minimum and the maximum values are the same as the tag’s values.

The object’s size changes starting from left to right.

The object’s size changes starting from the middle to both sides.

The object’s size changes starting from right to left.

Controls the object with the address registered in the [I/O Device]. You can select the data unit (BIT/WORD).

Press to configure the detailed address.

You must enter the tag name that will become the standard for the ‘V-Move’ feature. You can find the tag with or manually input the tag name.

If the corresponding tag does not exist in the database, a message pops up asking the user if they wish to add a new tag.

Assign the range of the object’s movement by minimum and maximum values. When the tag value is equal to or less than the minimum value, the object is at the starting point. When the tag value becomes greater, the object moves further from the starting point.

If you enter ‘?’, the minimum and the maximum values are the same as the tag’s values.

The object moves from top to bottom.

The object moves from bottom to top.

Assign the maximum distance of movement.

The distance is assigned in pixel units from 1 to 1024.

Controls the object with the address registered in the [I/O Device]. You can select the data unit (BIT/WORD).

Press to configure the detailed address.

You must enter the tag name that will become the standard for the ‘H-Move’ feature. You can find the tag with or manually input the tag name.

If the corresponding tag does not exist in the database, a message pops up asking the user if they wish to add a new tag.

Assign the range of the object’s movement by minimum and maximum values. When the tag value is equal to or less than the minimum value, the object is at the starting point. When the tag value becomes greater, the object moves further from the starting point.

If you enter ‘?’, the minimum and the maximum values are the same as the tag’s values.  

The object moves from left to right.

The object moves from right to left.

Assign the maximum distance of movement.

The distance is assigned in pixel units from 1 to 1024.

Controls the object with the address registered in the [I/O Device]. You can select the data unit (BIT/WORD).

Press to configure the detailed address.

You must enter the tag name that will become the standard for the ‘Color’ feature. You can find the tag with or manually input the tag name.

If the corresponding tag does not exist in the database, a message pops up asking the user if they wish to add a new tag.

Selects the color of the object’s outline when the color changes.

Selects the color of the object’s fill when the color changes.

The color changes when the tag value is equal to or greater than the assigned value.

Controls the object with the address registered in the [I/O Device]. You can select the data unit (BIT/WORD).

Press to configure the detailed address.

You must enter the tag name that will become the standard for the ‘Rotate’ feature. You can find the tag with or manually input the tag name.

If the corresponding tag does not exist in the database, a message pops up asking the user if they wish to add a new tag.

Assign the range of the object’s rotation by minimum and maximum values. When the tag value is equal to or less than the minimum value, the object does not rotate. When the tag value becomes greater, the object rotates.

If you enter ‘?’, the minimum and the maximum values are the same as the tag’s values.  

You can assign a maximum rotation angle. A value from 0 to 360 can be assigned.

The object rotates counterclockwise.

The object rotates clockwise.

Assign the center point’s coordinate of the rotation.

The absolute coordinate must be assigned in pixel units. It is recommended to assign the coordinates within the range of the graphic page.

Objects such as Circle, Text, Tag Value do not rotate with the default center point. You have to change the value assigned to the center point.

Opens a graphic page. You can input the page’s name manually or press to select a graphic page through the file browser.

Closes a graphic page. You can input the page’s name manually or press to select a graphic page through the file browser.

Writes the assigned value to the registered tag.

You can assign a value to write at the selected tag. Write 0 or 1 for Digital Tag. If you wrote a value greater than 1 for the digital tag, the tag recognizes it as 1. For Analog Tag, write an integer or floating-point number.

Configures the operation on the digital tag when you touch the object.

Sets the digital tag value as “1”.

Sets the digital tag value as “0”.

Reverses the digital tag value. (0→1 or 1→0)

You can write a command expression to execute.

Inputs a command expression when you touch the object. This action uses script commands.

Writes an instant value when you touch or release the object.

Inputs a value when you touch the object.

Inputs a value when you release the object.

Operates as the key to a keyboard. Supports 83 keys in total, such as Arrow keys, HOME, END, PAGE UP/DOWN, INSERT, DELETE, LOCK Keys, Alphabets, Numbers, ENTER, SPACE, ESC, PRINT SCREEN, PAUSE, F1~F12, TAB, “/”, “*”, “-“, “+”, “.”, CLEAR.

Opens a keypad page. Assign the location where the keypad page will be opened at the ‘V Scale’ and ‘H Scale’. It is recommended to enter a value less than the Xpanel’s resolution. You can select the ‘Use Max/Min’ option to assign a range of values. If the option is deselected, the minimum and the maximum values will be the same as the tag’s values. You can input the page’s name manually or press to select a graphic page through the file browser.

Controls the object with the address registered in the [I/O Device]. You can select the data unit (BIT/WORD).

Press [Addr] to configure the detailed address.

Sets the condition with tags from the database. Press [Tag] or manually input the tag name.

Controls the object with the address registered in the [I/O Device]. You can select the data unit (BIT/WORD).

Press to configure the detailed address.

You must enter the tag name that will become the standard for the ‘EntryData’ feature. You can find the tag with or manually input the tag name.

If the corresponding tag does not exist in the database, a message pops up asking the user if they wish to add a new tag.

Assign an input range. If you enter ‘?’, the minimum and the maximum values will be the same as the tag’s values.

You can select a window style when you use the Entry Data feature. There are three supported window styles in the dropdown menu.

Designates the title of the data entry window.

Inputs the comment of the data entry window.

Controls the object with the address registered in the [I/O Device]. You can select the data unit (BIT/WORD).

Press to configure the detailed address.

You must enter the tag name that will become the standard for the ‘EntryData’ feature. You can find the tag with or manually input the tag name.

If the corresponding tag does not exist in the database, a message pops up asking the user if they wish to add a new tag.

When you write text on the data entry window, it is expressed as “*****”.

You can select a window style when you use the Entry Data feature. There are three supported window styles in the dropdown menu.

Designates the title of the data entry window.

Inputs the comment of the data entry window.

Controls the object with the address registered in the [I/O Device]. You can select the data unit (BIT/WORD).

Press [Addr] to configure the detailed address.

Sets the condition with the tags from the database. Press [Tag] or manually input the tag name.

Assign a coordinate of the X-axis for the data entry window. You can assign values between -32768 and 32767. If the coordinate exceeds the graphic page, the window appears on the nearest border.

Assign a coordinate of the Y-axis for the data entry window. You can assign values between -32768 and 32767. If the coordinate exceeds the graphic page, the window appears on the nearest border.

You can enter the value with a specified number of digits. The set value can be assigned from 0 to 255. If the ‘Decimal point’ option has been selected, the digit number must bigger than the number of decimals.

The entry value is displayed with a specified number of decimals.

Enter the value with a hexadecimal number.