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Chapter 5: Buttons and Switches: 62 topics
  1. 5.1Changing Bit State Using Bit Buttons
  2. 5.1.1Bit Button - Basic Operations
  3. 5.1.2Bit Button - Operation Options
  4. 5.1.3Bit Button - Settings
  5. 5.1.4Bit Button - General Settings
  6. 5.2Toggling Bit State Using Toggle Switches
  7. 5.2.1Toggle Switch - Settings
  8. 5.2.2Toggle Switch - General Settings
  9. 5.3Changing Screens Using Screen Buttons
  10. 5.3.1Screen Button - Basic Operations
  11. 5.3.2Screen Button - Operation Options
  12. 5.3.3Screen Button - Settings
  13. 5.3.4Screen Button - General Settings
  14. 5.4Performing Built-in Function Using Function Buttons
  15. 5.4.1Function Button - Basic Operations
  16. 5.4.2Function Button - Operation Options
  17. 5.4.3Function Button - Settings
  18. 5.4.4Function Button - General Settings
  19. 5.5Selecting Word Value Using Slide Switches
  20. 5.5.1Slide Switch - Basic Operations
  21. 5.5.2Slide Switch - Operation Options
  22. 5.5.3Slide Switch - Settings
  23. 5.5.4Slide Switch - General Settings
  24. 5.6Setting Word Value Using Word Buttons
  25. 5.6.1Word Button - Basic Operations
  26. 5.6.2Word Button - Operation Options
  27. 5.6.3Word Button - Settings
  28. 5.6.4Word Button - General Settings
  29. 5.7Selecting Work Value Using Multi-state Switches
  30. 5.7.1Multistate Switch - Basic Operations
  31. 5.7.2Multistate Switch - Operation Options
  32. 5.7.3Multistate Switch - Settings
  33. 5.7.4Multistate Switch - General Settings
  34. 5.8Setting Word State Using Radio Button Groups
  35. 5.8.1Radio Button Group - Basic Operations
  36. 5.8.2Radio Button Group - Operation Options
  37. 5.8.3Radio Button Group - Settings
  38. 5.8.4Radio Button Group - General Settings
  39. 5.9Customizing the Keypad Using Keypad Buttons
  40. 5.9.1Keypad Button - Operation Options
  41. 5.9.2Keypad Button - Settings
  42. 5.9.3Keypad Button - General Settings
  43. 5.9.4Creating your own keypads
  44. 5.10Scrolling Object Content Using Scroll Button Groups
  45. 5.10.1Scroll Button Group - Basic Operations
  46. 5.10.2Scroll Button Group - Operation Options
  47. 5.10.3Scroll Button Group - Settings
  48. 5.10.4Scroll Button Group - General Settings
  49. 5.11Scrolling Object Content Using Scroll Bars
  50. 5.11.1Scroll Bar - Basic Operations
  51. 5.11.2Scroll Bar - Operation Options
  52. 5.11.3Scroll Bar - Settings
  53. 5.11.4Scroll Bar - General Settings
  54. 5.12Stepping Through Word State Using Step Buttons
  55. 5.12.1Step Button - Basic Operations
  56. 5.12.2Step Button - Operation Options
  57. 5.12.3Step Button - Settings
  58. 5.12.4Step Button - General Settings
  59. 5.13Displaying Window Screen as Information Page Using Page Selectors
  60. 5.13.1Page Selector - Basic Operations
  61. 5.13.2Page Selector - Settings
  62. 5.13.3Page Selector - General Settings
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Section 5.10.4 · Chapter 5: Buttons and Switches

Scroll Button Group - General Settings

This section describes how to define the general settings for a scroll button group. The following is an example of the General page of the Scroll Button Group property sheet.

The following table describes each property in the General page.

Property

 Description
ID The object’s identifier. It is generated when the object is created. The identifier is unique within the screen where the object is located. The format of the IDs for the scroll button groups is SBNnnnn.
Note You can type a note for the scroll button group.
Shape settings For details about the following properties, see Section 4.3.4 Setting up the Shape of an Object. , Border Color, BG Color.
Legend Color The color of the legend for every button of the scroll button group.
Button Alignment Horizontal The buttons of the scroll button group are aligned in a row.
Vertical The buttons of the scroll button group are aligned in a column.
Associated Object ID The ID of the object that the scroll button group will be used to scroll its content. You can select the associated object from this drop-down list which displays the IDs of objects on the same screen that support the scroll operation.
End buttons Check this item if you want the scroll button group to include the buttons that scroll the content to the start or to the end.
Page buttons Check this item if you want the scroll button group to include the buttons that scroll the content each time by one page.
Nudge buttons Check this item if you want the scroll button group to include the buttons that nudge the content.
Pause button Check this item if you want the scroll button group to include the Pause button.
Button Spacing The distance in pixels between two adjacent buttons.

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Source.Section 5.10.4 of the PM Designer Software User Manual, Edition 2.0, © Cermate Technologies Inc. (www.cermate.com, service@cermate.com). Reproduced online, with the manual's own figures, by TSL Automation Solutions, authorised Cermate distributor, for users of Cermate HMI panels. PM Designer and PanelMaster are trademarks of Cermate Technologies Inc.

Text and figures are the manufacturer's and may describe features your panel or software version does not have. For a plain-language introduction read the PM Designer guide; for help with a specific panel contact TSL Automation.