GT Designer3 Version1 Screen Design Manual (Functions)

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POINT 2. By setting the [Switching Device], the item for sorting the alarm display can be changed. For details of [Switching Device], refer to the following. 11.3.3 Setting advanced user alarm display Display example) Sort alarms in the descending order of occurrence frequency Sort alarms in the descending order of the frequency of occurrence Occurred Comment Status Restored Checked OccurFreq Cum.Time Down Time Level Group 04/06/01 16:10 Drive module error Chk. 16:30 16:20 5 04:10 00:20 2 1 04/06/01 14:00 Motor error Chk. 15:00 14:10 4 02:30 01:00 2 1 04/06/01 18:30 Oil pressure error Chk. -- 18:50 2 00:20 -- 1 1 04/06/01 20:00 Pwr. module error Ocr. -- -- 1 -- -- 1 2 04/06/01 13:30 Light error Chk. 14:30 13:50 1 01:00 01:00 2 1 Setting example) Set the items on the [Extended] tab as follows. Display order when the Sort on the Attribute tab and the switching device are specified at the same time If both [Display Order] on the [Display] tab and [Priority Display Attribute] in [Switching Device] on the [Extended] tab are set, the data are displayed in the order specified in [Priority Display Attribute]. 11 - 42 11.3 Advanced User Alarm Display Switching device D100 9 The sort condition can be changed by the value of the switching device (Priority Level Attribute). 0 : Not specify (sort by occurrence date/time) 1 : Occurrence date/time 2 : Restoration date/time 3 : Check date/time 4 : Comment (displayed comment No.) 5 : Level 6 : Group 7 : Alarm Status (Ascending:check restore occur) (Descending:occur restore check) 9 : Occurred Frequency 10 : Cumulative Time 11 : Down Time
(2) Operations by touch switches Various operations are possible for alarms displayed by touch switches for the advanced user alarm display. Touch switches for the advanced user alarm display can be arranged easily by the library. HINT Touch switches for advanced user alarm display Details of the touch switches for advanced user alarm display For details, refer to the following. 11.3.5 Useful operations and functions 11.3 Advanced User Alarm Display 11 - 43 9 DATE DISPLAY/TIME DISPLAY 10 COMMENT DISPLAY 11 ALARM 12 LEVEL 13 PANELMETER 14 LINE GRAPH 15 TREND GRAPH 16 BAR GRAPH
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1.11 Import Figure File This functi
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POINT (1) Importing BMP files to GT
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(b) Setting transparent colors(Not
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Example) Examples of alarm display
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� Detail display (1) Usable scree
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11.5.5 Useful operations and functi
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*1 Resetting user alarms For detail
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(7) Display of occurred time, check
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Print Date *Manual Number Revision
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Integrated FA Software GT Designer3
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INTRODUCTION Thank you for choosing
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QUICK REFERENCE A - 16 � Creating
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ABBREVIATIONS AND GENERIC TERMS A -
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A - 20 � Option Memory card Abbre
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(1) GOT startup Item Description It
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(9) Station No. switching Item Desc
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(12) Numerical input Item Descripti
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23.2.3 Creating Unicode text file/C
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24. LOGGING FUNCTION The logging fu
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(2) Device tab Target devices of lo
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*3 Adjusting the column width When
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*1 Date and time settings Set the d
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RECIPE
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� Recipe Set the data for the rec
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Item Description Model File Convert
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(4) When the trigger conditions are
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(13) Advanced recipe file conversio
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26. DEVICE DATA TRANSFER FUNCTION T
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� Device data transfer (1) Basic
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*1 Import/Export The exported Unico
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26.1.1 Control of device data trans
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26.2 Relevant Settings The device d
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� External notification device Th
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� Precautions for use (1) Device
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(b) When trigger conditions for dif
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27. STATUS OBSERVATION FUNCTION Thi
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� Trigger/Action (1) Trigger tab
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*1 Fixed and Indirect When [Fixed]
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28. TRIGGER ACTION FUNCTION The tri
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� Trigger/Action (1) Trigger tab
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29. TIME ACTION FUNCTION The time a
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� Time action setting (1) Time ta
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29.2 Actions To control the time ac
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� Action example for the external
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(3) When using external control Whe
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SCRIPT FUNCTION
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� Compatibility with commercially
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POINT Precautions for setting a scr
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� Instructions for assignment del
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(2) Assignment delay with offset fu
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30.2 Project Script, Screen Script
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*1 Update timing when the trigger t
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Input Navigation *1 Import/Export I
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(4) Script file list The registered
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� Script symbol tab / Script symb
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� Option tab Set the script data
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30.2.2 Settings and procedure for e
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Function executing Order Screen scr
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30.2.4 Control structure This secti
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(3) Arithmetic (4) Bit device (5) A
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Function Description acos atan abs
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HINT Function Description #pragma f
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30.2.5 Applicable data and represen
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HINT Devices that can be monitored
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*2 How to use offset The offset is
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(1) String input function (ASCII co
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• Type specifier The type specifi
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� Representing bit device (system
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(4) Precautions (a) Data type of th
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*1 Error code Error codes stored in
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� Data type conversion function T
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� Lamps which change the display
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� Password input screen with time
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(2) File read function (file_read)
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(6) File copy function (file_copy)
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(2) String output function (ASCII c
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(2) Precautions for using bmov and
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(h) Precautions for specifying fold
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(g) Number of significant digits fo
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� Script solution examples (1) Re
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30.3 Object Script This section exp
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� Script tab and operation/script
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� Script tab of switch object scr
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*1 Import/Export For the exported t
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� Object script symbol Select [Co
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� Precautions when executing the
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30.3.3 Actions and settings This se
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� Execution status Object scripts
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For the display object script, some
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link *2 highlight *2 part_no *2 30
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30 - 90 30.3 Object Script Property
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POINT Valid duration of changed obj
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(a) Argument 30 - 94 30.3 Object Sc
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HINT Drawing results of circle / el
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� Object properties For the objec
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� Showing/hiding the input/touch
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(3) Program examples (a) Operation
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� Precautions for object property
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30.4 Troubleshooting The script fun
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� Object script Additional descri
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(2) Property Select the data format
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Error code *1 Error Definition 116
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Address Item Description GS14 Scrip
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(2) Items for the GOT special regis
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� Error code list (1) Project scr
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(2) Object script Error Code Error
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� Error category of object script
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30 - 124 30.4 Troubleshooting
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31. BARCODE FUNCTION The barcode fu
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Item Description Model Function Set
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31.2 Relevant Settings The barcode
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� Header/terminator The header or
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� Action timing of the barcode fu
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POINT Channel No. restrictions To u
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(1) Detail Setting Configure the RF
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32.2.2 GOT internal device (Fundame
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� Order of writing data to contro
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� RFID controller signal, send da
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32 - 12 32.3 Actions 1. Set the RFI
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(c) Sequence program example (When
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(c) Sequence program example (For Q
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� Directly inputting data to the
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� Precautions for directly inputt
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33.1.1 Settings The following shows
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9. The Found New Hardware Wizard sc
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� Operation of mouse pointer The
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33.2 Remote Personal Computer Opera
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33.2.1 Settings The following shows
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� PC Remote Operation dialog box
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(5) Settings 1. When UltraVNC does
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(c) Settings Set the following item
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33.2.2 Actions � Personal compute
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33.2.3 Precautions � Precautions
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34.1 Settings The following shows h
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POINT (1) Number of the connecting
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34.2 Relevant Settings The VNC ® s
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POINT When the remote screen does n
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34.4 Precautions � Setting requir
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35.1 Settings Select [Common] [Peri
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� Setting items of [Video/RGB Inp
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35.3 Actions � Displaying a video
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� Placing video window on overlap
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(4) Invalid area of a touch switch
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� Transparent processing (1) Disp
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(b) In a normal state, small-size v
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Video window 1 Video window 1 35 -
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36 - 2 POINT (1) System configurati
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Item Description Model Video settin
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� Playback/External Notification
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� Display Setting tab Configure t
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36.2 Actions � Specifications (1)
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� Recording video image By connec
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(4) Playing video file The GOT can
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(b) Displaying video file list or s
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(3) On GOT (a) Inserting CF card In
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2. When an alarm occurs, the advanc
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� How to install (1) Installation
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� Screen configurations The scree
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Item Description Project Click this
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(c) Storing project file To store t
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(5) Searching for alarm data The GO
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Error message Cause Corrective acti
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(4) Unit software version of multim
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Action List Add Action Item Descrip
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37.2 Relevant Settings The operatio
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38.3 Actions � Displaying the RGB
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� Screen save of the RGB screen W
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39. REPORT FUNCTION The report func
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� Printing tab Set the print trig
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� Data Collection tab Set the dat
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Item Description Model Common Print
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(2) Precautions Line attributes can
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Operation Type Bit Mask Bit Shift (
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� Word comment print arrangement
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HINT Printable area Number of lines
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39.5 Actions � Operation of the r
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3. Set print layout For details of
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(2) Usable printer For the usable p
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40. HARD COPY FUNCTION The hard cop
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Item Description Model Start Trigge
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40.2 Relevant Settings The hard cop
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41. SOUND OUTPUT FUNCTION The funct
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HINT (1) Creating sound files Recor
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APPENDICES
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Appendix2 Precautions for Option Fu
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Appendix4 Type of Data That Can Be
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Error messages.....................
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Index-4
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