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Full Graphic Displays palette colors are illustrated in the reference manual.
Customer−specific operator panels can have their own color palettes.
Correct colors are always indicated in the selection list.
Possible Settings for
Text and Semi−Graphic
Displays
Text and semi−graphic displays, such as those which can be connected
to the C130 CAN controller, support only black and white colors. This is
also true for the PP21 and PP41 Power Panels and their
customer−specific varieties.
Colors variable
Allows color to be manipulated with a process variable during runtime.
Source
Assign...
Used to input or display the connected variable.
Possible Settings Name of a UINT process variable
Possible Values Bits 0−7 The low byte contains the output field background
color.
Bits 8−15 The high byte contains the output field text color.
For both of these settings, the same colors which can be used for foreground and
background in the editor are possible (see above).
The Assign... button opens a dialog box to select a variable for the Source field. By default, only
variables of suitable types are displayed.
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.
3.2.3.3.3 Output Date/Time − Properties: Simulation
Input of the displayed value in the editor simulation mode.
3.2.3.3.3.1 Image
Introduction to Visual Components 2.3
86 3.2.3.3 Date/Time Output Field − Reference