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When [ASCII] is selected for the [Standard Font]
under [Display Language], select a text size from the three fixed
sizes: [6×10 pixels], [8×13 pixels], or [13×23 pixels]. (When using
GP-4100 series or GP-4*01TM, you cannot select a fixed size.)
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When the [Character Size] is [6×10 pixels] fixed
size, you cannot select [Bold] from the [Text Attribute].
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When you display the text registered in a text
table on a part with a [Fixed Size], refer to the ASCII text table
and select or add the text for the part. Text on a table without
ASCII language settings cannot be properly displayed on the GP.
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If you change the font type to [Standard Font]
after the text has been entered as a [Stroke Font], the text may
not be displayed on the GP.
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You cannot use the font area in the following
models. The screen area is used when you use something other than
fixed fonts.
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GP-32** Series
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GP-4100 Series
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GP-4*01TM
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ST Series
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If using several types of fonts, the screen area is used for the font area excess.
Therefore, the screen data capacity is decreased.
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When Standard Font is selected, special
characters specific to languages that are not supported by Standard
Font cannot be displayed properly.
Also, when the fixed size (6×10, 8×13, 13×23) is selected,
characters other than the single-byte characters cannot be
displayed properly.
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You can enter text in [Comments], etc. using
Unicode while pressing the [Alt] key, but you may not be able to
enter Thai characters for the following settings using this
method.
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When entering [Comments] while changing the
keypad attributes
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When entering [Comments] while creating a new
Image Unit Window
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When entering text for the [Display/CSV Save]
Tab and the [Printing] tab in the sampling settings
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When inputting a message for Alarm settings
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When inputting [Comments] while changing the
[ID] of a D-Script
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When using Built-in Functions of D-Script
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When entering text in [Find Comments] and
[Search for Characters] in the Search Window
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When entering rung comments in the logic
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