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The "Value display" parameter specifies the type of the communication object and the valid<br />
value range. With a 1 byte object matching Type 5,001...5,004, the value to be transmitted can<br />
be configured as an integer (0 … 255), a percentage (0 … 100%) or an angle(0 … 360°). With<br />
all the other data point types, the entered value is transmitted immediately.<br />
The telegram is then transmitted via a separate button object.<br />
If the display element is configured for the display function "Value", then the function buttons<br />
can be also be configured for the function "Value display of the display element". In this case,<br />
the "Value function" parameter specifies whether a constant value is transmitted on each actuation<br />
or whether the user can edit the value on the panel later. In the former case, the constant<br />
value is specified with the next parameter. In the latter case, a minimum value and a maximum<br />
value are entered in the parameter configuration. If the user enters a value later using the onscreen<br />
numeric keypad or a slider, there will be a test to see if the value is within the specified<br />
limits. If this is not the case, the appropriate minimum or maximum value is used. If the display<br />
element is modified using the "Offset" and "Reinforcement" parameters before being shown on<br />
the screen, this calculation is also used on the button function before the new value is transmitted.<br />
In the case of the function "Value display of the display element", the function button affects the<br />
communication object of the display element and not a separate object.<br />
Light scene:<br />
When the button is actuated, one of the internally managed light scenes is opened. The parameter<br />
"Light scene" specifies which light scene is opened. The light scenes must be created in<br />
the ETS plug-in in the parameter node "Light scene -> Light scene collection -> Light scene<br />
page ..." before they can be selected using the "Light scene" parameter.<br />
Restraint:<br />
With this button function, two communication objects are visible. The parameter "Button function"<br />
specifies which of the two communication objects is to transmit a telegram. The possible<br />
settings are...<br />
No function: no telegram is transmitted.<br />
On: the 2 bit object transmits a telegram with which restraint is deactivated. The 1 bit object<br />
transmits a switch-on telegram.<br />
Off: the 2 bit object transmits a telegram with which restraint is deactivated. The 1 bit object<br />
transmits a switch-off telegram.<br />
Toggle: the 2 bit object transmits a telegram with which restraint is deactivated. The value of the<br />
1 bit object is inverted and transmitted.<br />
Restraint ON: the 2 bit object transmits a telegram with which causes switch-on with a higher<br />
priority. The value of the 1 bit object is not relevant, it does not transmit a telegram.<br />
Restraint OFF: the 2 bit object transmits a telegram with which causes switch-off with a higher<br />
priority. The value of the 1 bit object is not relevant, it does not transmit a telegram.<br />
Restraint off: the 2 bit object transmits a telegram with which restraint is deactivated. The 1 bit<br />
object does not transmit a telegram.<br />
The telegram is transmitted via a separate button object.<br />
If the display element is configured for the display function "Restraint", then the function buttons<br />
can be also be configured for the function "Restraint function of the display element". In this<br />
case, the function button affects the communication objects of the display element and not separate<br />
elements.<br />
Open page:<br />
If "Open page" is set as the function of a button, the parameter "Jump to page" can be used to<br />
specify which page is displayed when the button is actuated. The parameter "Jump to page" offers<br />
a list with the user pages currently created in the project, the pages predefined in the system<br />
and the presetting "Return".<br />
When a page is opened, the system notes on which page it is opened. The "Return" automatically<br />
switched back to this page. Only the last page is ever saved. If "Return" is entered on two or<br />
more pages, it may cause the function to jump between these pages.<br />
If a password level is assigned to a page and the page to be opened has a higher password<br />
level, the new password of the higher level must be entered using the on-screen numeric<br />
keypad before the switch is made. If an incorrect password is entered, the page change is not<br />
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