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Assign...<br />

processed with this input field on the PLC during runtime. This setting is only available if<br />

Parameters from PLC is selected.<br />

Possible Settings Name of a variable with the same data type as the variable connected to<br />

the input field. This variable can accept values like those defined under<br />

100% Value.<br />

The Assign... button opens a dialog box to select a variable for the 100% Source field. By<br />

default, only variables of suitable types are displayed.<br />

Scaled Value Range<br />

Specifies the acceptable value range for the input and display in the visualization unit. During display, this<br />

range is scaled to the process variable range set under PLC Value Range.<br />

Parameters<br />

from PLC<br />

0% Value<br />

This field determines whether a 0% value and a 100% value are input in the editor (box<br />

unchecked) or if a process variable should be selected during runtime (box checked).<br />

The dialog box displays the necessary configuration fields which correspond to this setting.<br />

Specifies the lower limit of the permitted value range for the process variable on the control<br />

panel.<br />

Possible Settings Possible settings are limited by the input field width in<br />

characters so that limits can be entered and represented in the<br />

input field.<br />

In addition, input is limited by the connected variable data type<br />

as follows.<br />

USINT SINT<br />

INT UINT<br />

Value range from −99999 to 99999 (limited by<br />

the maximum input field width to 5 characters).<br />

DINT Value range from −2147483648 to 2147483647<br />

UDINT Value range from 0 to 4294967295<br />

REAL Value range from −9999999999 to 9999999999<br />

These specifications apply when no decimal places are set. If<br />

decimal places are used, the specification refers to the units in<br />

the selected definition.<br />

Example:<br />

A SINT variable can be scaled from −999.99 to +999.99 when 2<br />

decimal places are set.<br />

In this way, invalid input is automatically corrected to valid data.<br />

0% Source Defines the process variable which contains the lower limit of the value range for the variable<br />

processed with this input field on the control panel during runtime. This setting is only available<br />

if Parameters from PLC is selected.<br />

Possible Settings Depending on the data type of the variable connected to the input field,<br />

variables with the following data types can be connected:<br />

USINT SINT Variables of data types USINT, SINT, INT, UINT, or DINT<br />

INT UINT DINT can be used independent of the data point of the<br />

connected variable.<br />

UDINT UDINT<br />

REAL REAL<br />

Introduction to <strong>Visual</strong> <strong>Components</strong> 2.3<br />

(The data type has to be able to accept the desired limits<br />

during runtime!)<br />

74 3.2.3.1 Numeric Output Field − Reference

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