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Input locked if...
Password Level
Defines a logical condition under which the input is locked. Any of the following settings can be
selected:
Password level is 0 The field is locked when the connected Password process variable has
the value 0. In every other case, the touch field is unlocked.
Password value
< Level
Password value
>= Level
The field is locked when the process variable connected to the
Password has a smaller value than is shown in the Password Level
field. If the value of the variable is larger or equal to the contents of the
Password Level field, then the touch field will be unlocked.
The field is locked if the process variable connected to Password has a
larger or equal value than the value shown in the Password Level field.
If the contents of the variable are smaller than the value in the
Password Level field, then the touch field will be unlocked.
Defines the comparative value for the settings Password < Level and Password >= Level under
Input Locked If....
Possible Settings 0 to 63
For the general operation of dialog boxes.
OK
Cancel
Buttons
Applies settings and closes the dialog box. If settings cannot be applied because of an error, it is
indicated and the dialog box is not closed.
Note:
All changes are applied, including those made under different (hidden) tabs.
Closes the dialog box and discards any changes made.
Warning:
All changes will be discarded, including those made under different (hidden) tabs.
Help Displays help for this tab.
3.2.4.2 HotSpot Touch−Operated Field − Reference
The HotSpot touch−operated field allows invisible surfaces to be configured in a visualization picture. After it is
set, the button functions like a conventional panel key. The available actions are applied to the area of operation
on touch screen systems.
The HotSpot does not possess its own image either in its pressed or released states. Therefore, other elements
such as bitmaps, rectangles, or circles can brighten and enhance its touch function.
This touch−operated field is exclusively operated using the touch screen.
General
Summary of the basic properties of these types of input fields.
Function Operation of the visualization application using invisible surfaces on the touch screen.
Actions
The following actions can be triggered by a a HotSpot:
Change Picture Changes to another picture in the project.
Next Picture Changes to the next picture.
Previous Picture Changes to the previous picture.
Set USINT Sets a USINT process variable to a defined value.
Set UINT Sets a UINT process variable to a defined value.
Toggle USINT Switches a USINT process variable between two values.
Toggle UINT Switches a UINT process variable between two values.
Momentary USINT Sets a USINT process variable when activated.
Increment/Decrement Increases or decreases a process variable incrementally.
Introduction to Visual Components 2.3
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