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Chapter 7: Displaying and Inputting Data: 32 topics
  1. 7.1Numeric Entries
  2. 7.1.1Numeric Entry - Operation Options
  3. 7.1.2Numeric Entry - Settings
  4. 7.1.3Numeric Entry - General Settings
  5. 7.1.4Advanced Settings for Numeric Entries
  6. 7.2Numeric Displays
  7. 7.2.1Numeric Display - Operation Options
  8. 7.2.2Numeric Display - Settings
  9. 7.2.3Numeric Display - General Settings
  10. 7.2.4Numeric Display - Advanced Settings
  11. Advanced Numeric Displays
  12. 7.3.1Advanced Numeric Displays
  13. 7.3.2Advanced Numeric Display - Operation Options
  14. 7.3.3Advanced Numeric Display - Settings
  15. 7.3.4Advanced Numeric Display - General Settings
  16. 7.3.5Advanced Numeric Display - Range Settings
  17. 7.4Character Entries
  18. 7.4.1Character Entry - Operation Options
  19. 7.4.2Character Entry - Settings
  20. 7.4.3Character Entry - General Settings
  21. 7.4.4Character Entry - Advanced Settings
  22. 7.5Character Displays
  23. 7.5.1Character Display - Operation Options
  24. 7.5.2Character Display - Settings
  25. 7.5.3Character Display - General Settings
  26. 7.6Time Displays
  27. 7.6.1Time Display - Settings
  28. 7.7Date Displays
  29. 7.7.1Date Display - Settings
  30. 7.8Day-of-week Displays
  31. 7.8.1Day-of-week Display - Settings
  32. 7.8.2Day-of-week Display - General Settings
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Section 7.2.1 · Chapter 7: Displaying and Inputting Data

Numeric Display - Operation Options

The following operation options can be added to a numeric display. Select and set up the options in the Numeric Display property sheet.

Operation

 Description
Scaling Gain/Offset The value of the monitored variable will be scaled by the following formula before it is displayed.
DisplayedValue = MonitoredValue * Gain + Offset
Select and set this option in the Advanced page.
Note: The Gain and Offset are 32-bit floating point numbers. They have, at most, 6 significant digits. Rounding and truncation errors may occur.
Max./Min. Set the Display Min/Max corresponding to the Data Min/Max.
If this option is selected, the value of the monitored variable will be scaled to fit the display range before displayed. And the entered value will be scaled to fit the data range before it is output.
Range Display You can specify a low limit and a high limit for the numeric display. The limits can be constants or variables. At runtime, when the value of the monitored variable is below the low limit, the numeric display will show the value with the text color and the BG color set for the low limit. When the value of the monitored variable is above the high limit, the numeric display will show the value with the text color and the BG color set for the high limit.
Visibility Control You can show and hide the numeric display by the specified bit or the current user level. Select and set this option in the Visibility page.

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Source.Section 7.2.1 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.