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This section describes how to define the range settings for an advanced numeric display. The following is an example of the Range page of the Advanced Numeric Display property sheet.

The following table describes each property in the Range page.

Property			Description
Range Display	Range Display		Check this option if you want the advanced numeric display to support the range display. The advanced numeric display can support up to 10 fixed ranges or 3 variable ranges. You can define the text color, BG color, and lower bound for each range. At runtime, the monitored value within a range will be displayed with the color setting for that range.
	Variable Bound (3 ranges)		Check this option so the lower bounds of range 1 and range 2 will be determined at runtime by the variables specified in the Lower Bound fields for Range 1 and Range 2. The advanced numeric display supports 3 ranges when Variable Bound is selected. When Variable Bound is not selected, the advanced numeric display can support up to 10 ranges. You need to specify the lower bounds for every range except the lowest range.
	Number of Ranges		The number of ranges that the advanced numeric display supports.
	Range 1(Highest)	Lower Bound	Specifies the lower bound of range 1 when Variable Bound is not selected. When Variable Bound is selected, this property specifies the variable whose value will be the lower bound of range 1 at runtime. Click to enter an address for this field. Click to select a tag for this field.
		Text Color	The text color for range 1.
		BG Color	The shape’s BG color for range 1.
		Blink	Check the item when you want range 1 to be displayed as blinking.
	Range 2	Lower Bound	Specifies the lower bound of range 2 when Variable Bound is not selected. When Variable Bound is selected, this property specifies the variable whose value will be the lower bound of range 2 at runtime. Click to enter an address for this field. Click to select a tag for this field.
		Text Color	The text color for range 2.
		BG Color	The shape’s BG color for range 2.
		Blink	Check the item when you want range 2 to be displayed as blinking.
	Range 3 to Range 10	Lower Bound	Specifies the lower bound of the corresponding range when the range is not the lowest range.
		Text Color	The text color for the corresponding range.
		BG Color	The shape’s BG color for the corresponding range.
		Blink	Check the item when you want the corresponding range to be displayed as blinking.
Range Check	Range Check		Check this option if you want the advanced numeric display to verify the entered value according to the specified minimum and maximum. If the entered value is not within the allowable range, the entered value will not be output. Note: If the output expression or the output macro is defined, the converted value stored in the variable $W is verified instead of the entered value.
	Variable Range		Check this option so the minimum and maximum will be determined at runtime by the variables specified in the Minimum and Maximum fields.
	Min.		Specifies the minimum when the Variable Range is not selected. When the Variable Range is selected, this property specifies the variable whose value is the minimum. Click to enter an address for this field. Click to select a tag for this field.
	Max.		Specifies the maximum when the Variable Range is not selected. When the Variable Range is selected, this property specifies the variable whose value is the maximum. Click to enter an address for this field. Click to select a tag for this field.