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the measurement start or if no environment variable was assigned to the element.
The logical state for OFF is displayed to the right of the first rectangle. It corresponds
to the environment variable value 0. In the third position is the logical state for ON.
This corresponds to the switch value of the environment variable.
Figure 82: Bitmap for a switch with three states
A bitmap file for a n-stage switch consists of n+1 rectangular partial bitmaps of identical
height and width arranged horizontally. Again, the inactive state is displayed on
the left. The n switch values are located in the n partial bitmaps to the right of this.
To be able to integrate bitmap files more easily into the panels, it is advisable to make
the number of stages discernible in the file names. The bitmaps supplied in the sample
directories DEMO_CAN_CN\AUTOMOT and DEMO_CAN_CN\COLLECT show you a
possible naming convention. The names of n-stage bitmaps here always end with "
_N".
Note: When creating your own bitmaps the bitmap editor program should be set
to save the bitmap as an uncompressed Windows bitmap. Special compressed
bitmaps cannot be processed by some graphics drivers, which
can lead to unpleasant visual effects or even system crashes.
5.6.2 Configuration of Bitmap Elements
In the configuration dialog of a bitmap element you open a file selection dialog with
the [File] button. In this dialog you assign a bitmap to the element. Please note that
your bitmap must always contain one partial bitmap more than the number of states
that you entered under States above, according to the format described in section
5.6.1. The left partial bitmap represents the invalid state and is displayed, for example,
if no valid environment variable or no valid signal was assigned to the element.
You activate or deactivate the element's transparency in the check box Transparent
Color. For background bitmaps it is advisable not to activate the transparency, so
that the drawing requirements are not increased unnecessarily.
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