GT Designer3 Version1 Screen Design Manual (Functions)

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A - 6 6.3.4 GOT internal device............................................................................................................ 6 - 19 6.4 Actions ........................................................................................................................................... 6 - 20 6.5 Useful Operations/<strong>Functions</strong> ......................................................................................................... 6 - 22 6.5.1 Kana-kanji conversion function........................................................................................... 6 - 22 6.6 Precautions.................................................................................................................................... 6 - 34 7. DATA LIST 7.1 Settings............................................................................................................................................ 7 - 3 7.2 Relevant Settings........................................................................................................................... 7 - 13 7.2.1 GOT type setting................................................................................................................. 7 - 13 7.3 Actions ........................................................................................................................................... 7 - 14 7.4 Precautions.................................................................................................................................... 7 - 15 8. HISTORICAL DATA LIST DISPLAY 8.1 Settings............................................................................................................................................ 8 - 2 8.2 Relevant Settings........................................................................................................................... 8 - 13 8.2.1 GOT type setting................................................................................................................. 8 - 13 8.3 Actions ........................................................................................................................................... 8 - 13 8.3.1 Relationships with the logging function............................................................................... 8 - 13 8.3.2 Historical data list display setting........................................................................................ 8 - 14 8.4 Useful Operations/<strong>Functions</strong> ......................................................................................................... 8 - 15 8.5 Precautions.................................................................................................................................... 8 - 19 9. DATE DISPLAY/TIME DISPLAY 9.1 Setting Date Display ........................................................................................................................ 9 - 2 9.2 Setting Time Display........................................................................................................................ 9 - 6 9.3 Relevant settings ........................................................................................................................... 9 - 10 9.3.1 GOT type setting................................................................................................................. 9 - 10 9.4 Precautions.................................................................................................................................... 9 - 11 10. COMMENT DISPLAY 10.1 Setting Bit Comment...................................................................................................................... 10 - 3 10.2 Setting Word Comment ............................................................................................................... 10 - 14 10.3 Setting Simple Comment ............................................................................................................. 10 - 28 10.4 Relevant Settings......................................................................................................................... 10 - 29 10.4.1 GOT type setting............................................................................................................... 10 - 29 10.5 Precautions.................................................................................................................................. 10 - 30 ALARM 11. ALARM 11.1 Preparatory Operations for Using Alarms...................................................................................... 11 - 3 11.1.1 Alarm function................................................................................................................... 11 - 14 11.1.2 Advanced alarm function .................................................................................................. 11 - 18 11.2 Advanced Alarm Common........................................................................................................... 11 - 23 11.3 Advanced User Alarm Display ..................................................................................................... 11 - 24
11.3.1 Before setting ................................................................................................................... 11 - 25 11.3.2 Setting advanced user alarm observation ........................................................................ 11 - 45 11.3.3 Setting advanced user alarm display................................................................................ 11 - 57 11.3.4 Relevant settings .............................................................................................................. 11 - 76 11.3.5 Useful operations and functions ....................................................................................... 11 - 77 11.3.6 Precautions..................................................................................................................... 11 - 100 11.4 Advanced System Alarm Display...............................................................................................11 - 108 11.4.1 Before setting ................................................................................................................. 11 - 109 11.4.2 Advanced system alarm observation settings ................................................................ 11 - 125 11.4.3 Advanced system alarm display setting ......................................................................... 11 - 129 11.4.4 Relevant settings ............................................................................................................ 11 - 144 11.4.5 Useful operations and functions ..................................................................................... 11 - 145 11.4.6 Precautions..................................................................................................................... 11 - 156 11.5 Alarm History Display ................................................................................................................ 11 - 162 11.5.1 Alarm history settings ..................................................................................................... 11 - 164 11.5.2 Alarm history display setting........................................................................................... 11 - 176 11.5.3 Relevant settings ............................................................................................................ 11 - 182 11.5.4 Actions............................................................................................................................ 11 - 183 11.5.5 Useful operations and functions ..................................................................................... 11 - 190 11.5.6 Precautions..................................................................................................................... 11 - 193 11.6 User Alarm Display .................................................................................................................... 11 - 195 11.6.1 Settings........................................................................................................................... 11 - 196 11.6.2 Relevant settings ............................................................................................................ 11 - 203 11.6.3 Actions............................................................................................................................ 11 - 204 11.6.4 Useful operations and functions ..................................................................................... 11 - 211 11.6.5 Precautions..................................................................................................................... 11 - 214 11.7 System Alarm Display................................................................................................................ 11 - 216 11.7.1 Settings........................................................................................................................... 11 - 217 11.7.2 Relevant settings ............................................................................................................ 11 - 219 11.7.3 Actions............................................................................................................................ 11 - 220 11.7.4 Precautions..................................................................................................................... 11 - 221 11.8 Advanced Alarm Popup Display ................................................................................................11 - 222 11.8.1 Before setting ................................................................................................................. 11 - 223 11.8.2 Settings........................................................................................................................... 11 - 227 11.8.3 Relevant settings ............................................................................................................ 11 - 238 11.8.4 Useful operations and functions ..................................................................................... 11 - 239 11.8.5 Precautions..................................................................................................................... 11 - 249 11.9 Scrolling Alarm Display.............................................................................................................. 11 - 255 11.9.1 Settings........................................................................................................................... 11 - 256 11.9.2 Relevant settings ............................................................................................................ 11 - 259 11.9.3 Actions............................................................................................................................ 11 - 260 11.9.4 Precautions..................................................................................................................... 11 - 262 GRAPH, METER 12. LEVEL 12.1 Settings.......................................................................................................................................... 12 - 2 12.2 Relevant Settings......................................................................................................................... 12 - 11 12.2.1 GOT type setting .............................................................................................................. 12 - 11 A - 7
Page 1: Integrated FA Software GT Designer3
Page 4 and 5: A - 2 CAUTIONS FOR USING THIS SOFTW
Page 6 and 7: INTRODUCTION Thank you for choosing
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Page 16 and 17: 41. SOUND OUTPUT FUNCTION A - 14 41
Page 18 and 19: QUICK REFERENCE A - 16 � Creating
Page 20 and 21: ABBREVIATIONS AND GENERIC TERMS A -
Page 22 and 23: A - 20 � Option Memory card Abbre
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Page 29 and 30: 1. FIGURES The following figures ca
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Page 33 and 34: 1.3 Rectangle This function enables
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Page 49 and 50: POINT (1) Importing BMP files to GT
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1.11.2 Precautions for importing da
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3. There are two ways to specify a
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TOUCH SWITCH, LAMP
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� Word Switch 2.4 Setting Word Sw
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2.2 Setting Switch For the switch o
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HINT Lamp Select the item according
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(2) Word The followings can be set
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(5) Station No. When setting the st
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(7) Key Window Display When setting
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� Style tab When [Bit-ON/OFF] or
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� Text tab For touch switches, th
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Text Settings Item Description Mode
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Offset Item Description Model HINT
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(3) Comment group Item Description
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� Extended tab Item Description M
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*1 Simultaneous Press (Prohibition)
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� Trigger tab Set conditions for
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2.3 Setting Bit Switch For the bit
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POINT (1) Touch switch operation wh
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2.4 Setting Word Switch For the wor
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HINT Lamp Select the item according
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Item Description Model Next Screen
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*1 Back (previous/history) Select t
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(c) Setting example for switching t
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(2) When specifying word device Aft
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� Style tab The setting contents
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Item Description Model Lamp (Timing
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*1 Device (Switch station No. to be
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Item Description Model Switch Actio
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Item Description Model Switch Actio
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POINT When using ladder search sett
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(4) PX Developer Function Call Sett
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(7) Multimedia detail settings By s
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(a) Terminal Server Auto Logon Sett
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2.8 Setting Key Window Display Swit
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Item Description Model Object Name
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2.10.4 GOT environmental setting (S
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By right-clicking the mouse on an o
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(10) Setting [Repeat the operation
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(3) Setting overlapping actions (ei
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(4) When [Repeat the operation whil
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3.1 Setting Bit Lamp 1. Select [Obj
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� Text tab For the bit lamp, any
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Item Description Model Text Setting
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Text Settings Item Description Mode
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� Script tab For details of scrip
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Shape Item Description Model Use Im
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� Text tab For word lamp, texts d
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� Operation/Script tab The operat
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3.3 Setting Lamp Area 1. Select [Ob
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3.4 Relevant Settings The lamp is a
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(7) Converting a lamp to a touch sw
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4. GRAPHIC CHARACTERS The following
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KANJI Region *2 Category *2 Setting
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4.2 Logo Text This function enables
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(2) Advanced tab (a) Outline Item D
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(e) Neon Item Description Model Out
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5 - 2 Example Displays numeric valu
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Item Description Model Display Form
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*2 Precautions for format strings T
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*1 States (1) Display for state oth
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Item Description Model KANJI Region
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5.2 Setting Numerical Input 1. Sele
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*2 Precautions for format strings T
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� Display Case tab The attribute
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� Extended tab Item Description M
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*1 User ID Set the [User ID] to ena
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(2) Input object script For details
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5.3 Relevant Settings The numerical
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5.3.3 GOT environmental setting (Sy
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� Precautions for use (1) When nu
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� Precautions for input confirmat
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6.1 Setting ASCII Display 1. Select
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� Extended tab Extended Layer Cat
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Item Description Model Input Alignm
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� Extended tab Extended Item Desc
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*3 Setting the user ID Cursor movem
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� Script tab (1) Input object scr
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6.3 Relevant Settings The ASCII dis
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6.3.4 GOT internal device (Fundamen
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(3) Specifications of the learning
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6.6 Precautions This section provid
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6 - 36 6.6 Precautions
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7 - 2 � Methods of setting data l
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Item Description Model to to Device
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Bit Mask Bit Shift (b) Data operati
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� Style tab Operational expressio
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(3) State settings of data list In
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7.3 Actions � Data list function
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Contents Item Description Model Dat
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(3) Date/Time Setting dialog box Pr
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� Style tab Item Description Mode
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*1 User ID (1) When the user ID set
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(2) Value to be stored in a device
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8.2 Relevant Settings The historica
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8.4 Useful Operations/Functions �
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POINT Interaction of the historical
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8.5 Precautions � Precautions for
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9. DATE DISPLAY/TIME DISPLAY � Da
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Item Description Model Shape Settin
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9.4 Precautions This section explai
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10. COMMENT DISPLAY � Bit comment
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10.1 Setting Bit Comment 1. Select
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� Comment tab Select [Comment Typ
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Comment Comment Item Description Mo
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Comment Item Description Model Disp
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Extended Layer Category Item Descri
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Shape *1 State Item Description Mod
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� Comment tab Select [Comment Typ
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Comment Comment Item Description Mo
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Comment Preview No. Item Descriptio
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Extended Layer Category Item Descri
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� Operation/Script tab For detail
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(2) Script For details of script se
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Item Description Model Change Attri
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ALARM
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11 - 2 � Functions for displaying
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(2) Switching the language Switch t
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� Alarm display operation (1) Cha
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� Display alarm only when alarm o
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� User-Setting of alarm monitorin
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(2) Output to a CSV file Alarm data
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11.1.1 Alarm function This section
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(3) Alarm history display When a us
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11.1.2 Advanced alarm function The
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POINT Alarm ID As the multiple sets
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(3) Settings for whether to popup o
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11.3 Advanced User Alarm Display Th
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(2) Collection flow and collection
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• Historical mode In this mode, t
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• Cumulative mode The information
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(3) Retention and clear of collecte
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(b) Status observation during writi
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(5) Converting alarm log files The
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1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) (6) Content
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� Setting the advanced user alarm
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POINT 2. By setting the [Switching
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� Creating a Unicode text file/CS
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� Advanced User Alarm Observation
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(2) Device tab Set the timing for c
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1. *1 Method of setting the comment
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*4 Method of displaying the comment
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*6 Copy Advanced User Alarm Observa
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Item Description Model Writing Erro
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Item Description Model Display Type
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� Display tab Set the data displa
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Item Description Model Contents Dat
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� Text tab Set the font to displa
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� Style tab Set the ruled line ty
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Item Description Model Switching De
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• Setting method Set a user ID fo
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Item Description Model Device Comme
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11.3.4 Relevant settings The advanc
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Line1 error Line2 error Upper hiera
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HINT (c) Alarm Classification accor
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(3) Action when buffer is full If t
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� Advanced user alarm display Pow
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(b) Switch the hierarchy using the
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(b) Display example Alarms are refi
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(4) Set or change table titles and
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(6) Description on touch switches f
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Display detail Move to the lower hi
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HINT (1) Touch switches operating d
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(b) Priority order for using the SR
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11.3.6 Precautions This section exp
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(b) When masking is not applied 0 0
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(2) Alarm observation during saving
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(9) Display of occurrence time, che
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11.4 Advanced System Alarm Display
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(2) Collection flow and collection
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(c) Examples of alarm display This
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(3) Alarm restoration The following
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HINT Clearing alarm data The follow
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(c) File name to be saved and savin
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(b) How to create Unicode text file
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(c) Alarm display order Set the ord
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(2) Operations by touch switches Va
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Basic Buffering Item Description Mo
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Writing Error Notification Device I
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Item Description Model Touch Mode N
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� Display tab Set the data displa
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(1) Date/Time Setting dialog box Se
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� Style tab Set the ruled line ty
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*1 Priority display attribute Store
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Item Description Model Device Alarm
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(c) Buffering size The buffering si
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(2) Setting of alarm status display
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(5) Description on touch switches f
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HINT (1) Touch switches operating d
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(4) If the same data exists in the
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(10) Error when the alarm log file
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11.5 Alarm History Display The time
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11.5.1 Alarm history settings Selec
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Item Description Model Alarm settin
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*2 Import/Export The exported CSV f
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(2) Edit Alarm Range dialog box Set
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� Option tab Configure the histor
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*1 Saving data in the CSV format (1
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11.5.2 Alarm history display settin
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*1 Display Start Row If the number
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11.5.3 Relevant settings The alarm
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Example) Examples of alarm display
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(b) Operation for listing the same
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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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11.6.1 Settings 1. Select [Object]
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*1 Display Method of Comment Window
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11.6.3 Actions This function displa
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� Details of display (only for [P
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HINT To match the user alarm displa
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POINT (1) The timing when the data
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Move cursor upward Move cursor down
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11.6.5 Precautions This section pro
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11.7 System Alarm Display System al
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� System Alarm Display dialog box
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11.7.3 Actions � Types of system
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11.8 Advanced Alarm Popup Display A
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(2) Settings required for using adv
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� Selection of display method The
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Item Description Model Display Posi
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� Text Style tab Set the text for
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� Extended tab Perform the settin
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*2 Priority display attribute Store
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Device Item Description Model Alarm
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POINT (1) Hierarchies that can be s
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� Switching of alarm hierarchies
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GD110 2 GD110 1 GD110 0 (2) Switch
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� Specify font, text color, and b
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� Writing alarm data into device
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(2) When switching comment display
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� Precautions for use (1) When an
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(5) Refining-display of alarms when
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11.9.1 Settings Select [Common] [Al
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(1) Date/Time Setting dialog box Se
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11.9.3 Actions � Alarm types and
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11.9.4 Precautions � Precautions
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12. LEVEL This function fills the s
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HINT When internal position mark (
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12.2 Relevant Settings The level is
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12.4 Precautions This section expla
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13. PANELMETER This function enable
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Item Description Model Meter Format
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Common Settings of Display Position
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*1 State (1) Display for state othe
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13.2 Relevant Settings The panelmet
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14. LINE GRAPH This function enable
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Device Item Description Model Set t
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Item Description Model Scale Settin
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*1 Clear ON trigger recognition tim
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*1 If the graph display is not upda
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14.2 Relevant Settings The line gra
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� Precautions for the line graph
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15. TREND GRAPH This function is us
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*1 Clear ON trigger recognition tim
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Scale Settings Item Description Mod
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*2 When settings for Collect data o
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HINT Display of values exceeding th
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� Data tab Item Description Model
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Scale Settings Item Description Mod
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*1 When settings for Collect data o
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HINT Display of values exceeding th
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17.2 Relevant Settings The statisti
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18.2 Relevant Settings The statisti
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19.1 Settings 1. Select [Object] [G
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Attribute *1 State Item Description
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19.2 Relevant Settings The scatter
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� Store memory Executing the foll
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(2) Initialization timing of accumu
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20. HISTORICAL TREND GRAPH This fun
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Display Format Device Item Descript
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Item Description Model Lower Limit
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POINT Types to be selected for data
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Item Description Model Vertical Gri
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� Extended tab Set the security,
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*2 Time device (1) How the data is
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(2) Operation example The following
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20.3.2 Historical trend graph setti
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(5) Outputting the date data to a d
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Touch switch Key code Description G
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(9) Precautions for specifying a lo
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PARTS
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21 - 2 POINT Parts displayed by Par
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Display Mode Alignment Item Descrip
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(1) Image File Setting Dialog Box I
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21.2 Word Parts Settings 1. Select
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Alignment Range Item Description Mo
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*3 Parts switching method State set
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Item Description Model Display Mode
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� Extended tab Set the security a
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21.4 Parts Settings Select [Common]
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21.6 Actions � Display method of
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(c) Display example The following s
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� Parts No. The displayable parts
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When the "Parts type" is "Part" Dis
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22 - 2 (3) Fixed parts movement 22.
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Item Description Model Move Format
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*1 Line Set the line to be the part
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22.2 Word Parts Settings Select [Ob
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Alignment Range Item Description Mo
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*3 State (1) When states are overla
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� Extended tab Set the security,
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22.3 Fixed Parts Settings Select [O
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*2 Line Item Description Model Deta
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22.4 Setting of Parts Move Route (C
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22.5 Relevant Settings The parts mo
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(2) Line Move parts along lines bet
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� Display method of a BMP/JPEG fi
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POINT (1) When specifying a part nu
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Error messages.....................
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Index-4
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Print Date *Manual Number Revision
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GOT is a registered trademark of Mi
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Integrated FA Software GT Designer3
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A - 2 CAUTIONS FOR USING THIS SOFTW
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INTRODUCTION Thank you for choosing
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A - 6 6.3.4 GOT internal device....
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A - 8 12.3 Actions ................
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GT Designer3 Version1 Screen Design
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A - 12 30.3.7 Precautions..........
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41. SOUND OUTPUT FUNCTION A - 14 41
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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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A - 22 � Others Abbreviations and
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A - 24
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23. OPERATION LOG FUNCTION Operatio
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23.1 Settings 1. Select [Common] Se
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POINT When recording the operation
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23.2.2 Display and process This sec
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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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� Precautions for use (1) When us
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24. LOGGING FUNCTION The logging fu
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24.1.2 Logging setting (1) Basic ta
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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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POINT (1) For max. No. of device po
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(2) Full notification signal device
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24.4.1 File save mode The file save
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(2) When using the file terminal tr
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POINT (1) Memory card installation
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� Operating by the utility By usi
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24.4.4 Creating a Unicode text file
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� Precautions for use (1) Saving
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(5) Integrity of the device values
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RECIPE
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25 - 2 1. (2) Using the recipe file
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25 - 4 POINT 8. Convert the edited
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� Max. No. of recipes Multiple re
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(b) GT Designer3 setting When setti
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� Notifying the process status to
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� Recipe Set the data for the rec
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*1 Import/Export The exported CSV f
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POINT (1) Memory card or D drive ch
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� Advanced Recipe List Select [Co
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Item Description Model File Convert
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*1 Import/Export The exported Unico
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� Block The block is setting unit
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25.3.3 Reading or writing of device
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(b) Setting a target device that va
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(2) Creating in the utility The fol
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3. Display or edit the converted Un
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(2) How to create a Unicode text fi
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(2) Operation for executing the rec
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(2) When the device value is not ov
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POINT • At being faulty completed
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(10) Recipe device setting value Wh
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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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