Select the action of the Global Window, which displays on all
screens: [Disable], [Direct], or [Indirect].
Disable
Does not use a Global Window.
Direct
Displays the Window Screen number to display and its position in
a fixed state.
Control the display with address LS16 in the display unit's
internal device, or the device/PLC associated with the system data
area.
Controls the display of a Global Window. If
you turn ON Bit 0, a Window is displayed.
Window Screen Number
Set the Global Window screen number from 1 to 2000.
Display Position X-Coordinate/Y-Coordinate
Set the Global Window display position. Even if the screen
changes, the Window is displayed in the same position. The
coordinate specified here is the top left corner of the Window.
Indirect
Set the Window Screen number to display and its position by
storing data in the display unit's internal device addresses (LS16
to LS19). If you assign a system data area to the device/PLC, you
can switch Window Screens or change the display position from the
device/PLC.
Controls the display of a Global Window. If
you turn ON Bit 0, a Window is displayed.
Specify the number of the Window Screen you
want to display from 1 to 2000.
Set the Global Window display position. If
you change the value to store in the address, you can move the
Window. The coordinate specified here is the top left corner of the
Window.
Data Type
Select the type of data to store in the address from [Bin] or
[BCD].
Enable Bulletin
Messages
Specify whether to use the bulletin message of the message
display.
Start Word Address
Select the start internal address (LS area, USR area or memory
link system area) which will trigger the message display.
As per the following format, values are used with the specified
internal address.
Address
|
Description
|
Specified Address+0
|
Display Trigger
|
Specified Address+1
|
Window Number
|
Specified Address+2
|
X coordinate of the window display position
|
Specified Address+3
|
Y coordinate of the window display position
|
Additions in the Specified Address conform to the device
size.
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When it is a 16-bit device, addition is based on
words.
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When it is a 32-bit device, addtion is based on
double words.
Specified Address+0: Display Trigger
Set Display/Delete settings of the window screen.
Specify bit 0 as a message display or message clear trigger.
The same bit is used regardless of the size of the specified device
(16 bit/32 bit device).
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If a bit other than the display/delete bit is
selected, it will be ignored.
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It interacts with the window number, window
display position (X coordinate), and window display position (Y
coordinate).
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The action in each state is as follows.
Example: Specified internal address is USR0100
Specified Address+1: Window Number
Specify the window screen number.
Specified Address+2: X coordinate of the
window display position
Specify the X coordinate of the window display position.
Specified Address+3: Y coordinate of the
window display position
Specify the Y coordinate of the window display position.