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Chapter 9: Animated Objects: 44 topics
  1. Pipelines
  2. 9.1.1Pipeline - Basic Operations
  3. 9.1.2Pipeline - Operation Options
  4. 9.1.3Pipeline - Settings
  5. 9.1.4Pipeline - General Settings
  6. 9.1.5Pipeline - Pipe Settings
  7. 9.8Dynamic Lines
  8. 9.8.1Dynamic Lines - Operation Options
  9. 9.8.2Dynamic Lines - Settings
  10. 9.8.3Dynamic Lines - General Settings
  11. 9.2Dynamic Circles
  12. 9.2.1Dynamic Circle - Operation Options
  13. 9.2.2Dynamic Circle - Settings
  14. 9.2.3Dynamic Circle - General Settings
  15. Specifying Colors for Dynamic Rectangles and Circles
  16. 9.2.4.164K-color Models
  17. 9.2.4.2256-color Models
  18. 9.3Dynamic Rectangles
  19. 9.3.1Dynamic Rectangle - Operation Options
  20. 9.3.2Dynamic Rectangle - Settings
  21. 9.3.3Dynamic Rectangle - General Settings
  22. 9.4GIF Displays
  23. 9.4.1GIF Display - Operation Options
  24. 9.4.2GIF Display - Settings
  25. 9.4.3GIF Display - General Settings
  26. Picture Displays
  27. 9.5.1Picture Display - Basic Operations
  28. 9.5.2Picture Display - Operation Options
  29. 9.5.3Picture Display - Settings
  30. 9.5.4Picture Display - General Settings
  31. 9.6Animated Graphics
  32. 9.6.1Animated Graphic - Operation Options
  33. 9.6.2Animated Graphic - Settings
  34. 9.6.3Animated Graphic - General Settings
  35. 9.6.3.1Using Object Group for Animated Graphics
  36. 9.6.4Animated Graphic - GIF Settings
  37. 9.6.5Animated Graphic - Path Settings
  38. 9.7Path Display
  39. 9.7.1Path Display - Operation Options
  40. 9.7.2Path Display - Settings
  41. 9.7.3Path Display - General Settings
  42. 9.7.3.1Path Display - Definitions of Path Elements
  43. 9.7.3.2Path Display - Color Values
  44. 9.7.4Path Display for Rebar Bending Machine
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Section 9.2.4.1 · Chapter 9: Animated Objects

64K-color Models

64K-color HMI models use one word to specify a color. The color word contains the three color components: red, green, and blue. The format to store the three color components of a color is described below.

Bit 0-4: 5 bits to store the blue component
Bit 5-10: 6 bits to store the green component
Bit 11-15: 5 bits to store the red component

Example

Color

 Red Green Blue Hex. Value Decimal Value
Black 0 0 0 0000H 0
Blue 0 0 16 0010H 16
Green 0 32 0 0400H 1024
Cyan 0 32 16 0410H 1040
Red 16 0 0 8000H 32768
Magenta 16 0 16 8010H 32784
Brown 16 32 0 8400H 33792
Dark gray 16 32 16 8410H 33808
Gray 24 48 24 C618H 50712
Light blue 0 0 31 001FH 31
Light green 0 63 0 07E0H 2016
Light cyan 0 63 31 07FFH 2047
Light red 31 0 0 F800H 63488
Light magenta 31 0 31 F81FH 63519
Yellow 31 63 0 FFE0H 65504
White 31 63 31 FFFFH 65535

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Source.Section 9.2.4.1 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.