Omron NT30C-ST141-E Operation Manual page 271

Specifications
Display Capacity
Item
Display p y Character displays
elements (*1) l (*1)
Character string
displays
Numeral displays
Graph displays
Trend graph
Broken line graph
Graphic displays
Lamps
Touch switches
Numeral settings
Character string set-
tings
Alarm list
Alarm history
Clock display
Screen types yp Normal screen
Overlapping screens
Consecutive screens
Window screens
Display history
screens
Screen attributes
Number of Max. number of
screens sc ee s registered screens
Screen number
Screen registration method
Screen saving method (screen data
memory)
(*1) The total number of display elements for numeral display, graphs, and numeral settings must be 1024 or less.
Fixed character data (character strings registered for each screen)
50 positions per screen
(40 bytes per string)
50 positions per screen, 8-digit display
50 positions per screen, capable of displaying signs, % display
One frame per screen, 50 items per frame
One frame per screen, 256 items. per frame, 512 points per item, 512 points
per screen
Can be displayed wherever required
Max. 1024 lamps per file, 256 positions per screen
Max. 1024 per switches file, 192 positions
Display of set numerical values, 50 per screen
Display of setting character-strings, 50 per screen
4 groups per screen (The alarm history is displayed in the order of occur- g p p (
rence and frequency, group by group.) d f
Time display of built-in clock by numeral display function
Displays screens registered as normal.
A maximum of 8 registered screens can be displayed overlapping each other.
A maximum of 8 screens can be displayed sequentially by scrolling.
(The screen can be scrolled by
For input setting numeric keys/character keys (maximum of 50 settings). Win-
dow screens use screen numbers 1900 to 1979.
Order of occurrence (max. 1023 screens), order of frequency (max. 255
times)
Buzzer, display history, numeral setting display, background colors (NT30C
only), backlight color (NT30 only), backlight
2000 screens
0: No display
1 to 2000: User registered screens (However, 1997 screen is a display history occur-
rence order screen, 1998 screen is a display history frequency order
screen, 1999 screen is a host connecting screen, and 1999 screen is the
screen displayed during connection to the host.)
By transferring screen data created using the support tool to the NT30/30C.
Flash memory (storing format unique to NT30/30C)
Specification
y p y
b )
keys)
Appendix A
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