You can specify the vertical and horizontal dimensions of a character in bitmap fonts. When you magnify/shrink characters, the outline may become rough or the letter may appear compressed.

Stroke Font

This is an outline font where the ratio of the character height/width is fixed. The letters will have a smooth outline even if you magnify/shrink them. However, this font uses more disk space on the display unit.

If entered text code and the text code set at Input Display do not match, text may not be displayed properly.

Size

Choose a font size for the Input Display.

Standard Font

(8 to 64)×(8 to 128)

Standard Font (Fixed Size)

Choose from [6x10], [8x13], or [13x23] (Displays single-byte characters only)

Stroke Font

6 to 127

Text Attributes

Select the text attributes.

Standard Font

Choose from [Standard], [Bold], [Shadow]
(When using the fixed font size [6x10], select either [Standard] or [Shadow].)

Stroke Font

Choose from [Standard], [Bold], [Outline]

When using [Auto-size Font] with either [7-segment Display] or [Stroke Font], the [Text Attribute] cannot be defined.

Image Font

Window font will be converted to bitmap images and displayed on a display unit.

When Image Font is selected, single-byte numeric and alphabetical characters and some symbols will be automatically registered from the Input Display part. Register the text to be displayed as needed. You can register characters from the [System Settings] window's [Font] page's [Image Font] area, using the [Character Registration] button.
6.5 Font Settings Guide
If unregistered character is entered, it will not be displayed correctly.
A proportional font cannot be selected in the Input Display Part.

Select Font

The [Image Font] dialog box appears. Select the font, style, and size, and Character Set.

Total Display Digits

Select the number of digits to display in the numeric display. Numbers after the decimal point are included in the display digits. However, the decimal point is not included in the display digits.

Fixed Position

Select this option to display the numeric value in the center of the part.

Character Registration

In [System Settings], click [Font]. Register text to be displayed in the Text Display from [Image Font] - [Character Registration].

6.5 Font Settings Guide

When [Image Font] is selected, this setting is available.
The Text Display's dialog box will close.

7-segment Display

Select this option to show values as a 7-segment display.

This cannot be set when [Image Font] is selected.
This can be set only when [Text Attribute] is selected as [Standard].
This option is not available when a [Fixed Size] is selected in the font [Size] list.

Auto-size Font

For use with the Stroke Font, select this option to display the value without the top and bottom margins.

This cannot be set when [Standard Font] or [Bitmap Font] is selected.
This setting is unavailable for [7-segment Display].

Blink

Select the blink and blink speed. You can choose different blink settings for the [Border Color], [Numeric Value Color], [Shadow Color], [Plate Color], and [Pattern Color].

There are cases where you can or cannot set Blink depending on the Display Unit and [Display] tab's [Display Settings] area.
8.3.1 Setting Colors

Border Color

Set the border color for the Input Display Part.

Numeral Value Color

Set the text color for the Input Display Part.

Shadow Color

Set the shadow color for the Input Display Part.

Plate Color

Set a background color for the Input Display part.

Pattern

Select a background pattern for the Input Display Part.

Pattern Color

Select a background pattern color for the Input Display Part.

Depending on the Data Display type , you may not be able to set a [Display Color], [Pattern Color], or [Border Color].

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