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• With the exception of entries for the alarm function, the control element configuration
file can be created and changed with the aid of the wizard.
For additional information on installation, interface assignment and configuration of
ActiveX control elements, please see the Online help.
5.5 The Hexadecimal Editor
The Hexadecimal Editor (Hex-Editor) serves as a display and input element for environment
variables of the types String and Data. It represents environment variable
values in multiple lines and allows you to edit even larger data quantities byte-bybyte.
Typical applications include editing or displaying larger data packets which occur with
transport protocols on higher layers and its use as a Man-Machine Interface.
Figure 81: The Hexadecimal Editor
You can insert a Hexadecimal Editor in the panel from the menu item Ele-
ments│Hex-Editor or from the button on the toolbar. After selecting the menu
item the cursor changes its form to a crosshair with appended rectangle. With the left
mouse button you confirm the selected position..
In Configuration mode the Hex-Editor can be called from the window border.
With Type you assign an environment variable with data or string type to the Hex-
Editor. In the alphabetically sorted list you can select the desired environment variable.
In the Layout box you define the appearance that the Hex-Edit control should have.
With Columns per Line you set the width of the element. Afterwards, the number of
bytes corresponding to this width is shown.
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