Mitsubishi MELSEC F FX-40DU-E Handy Manual page 110

7.
EDIT MODE
Editing Objects for Individual Screen Setting
7.2.2
ADD OBJECT
Described here is the procedure for adding an object to a screen called up by the procedure on page.
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BASIC OPERATION
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(a) Selecting the object to be added
When ADD OBJECT is selected the window shown below opens, allowing selection of the
type of object to be added to the screen.
ASCII
NUMBER
BARGRAPH
LAMP (EXT)
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Notes on Object Addition
Use the [
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A ] keys to select the required object (from TEXT, ASCII,
NUMBER, BAR GRAPH, LAMP, LAMP (EXT), LINE, BOX, CIRCLE,
DATE, TIME, SWITCH, DATA BANK and CHANGE SCREEN).
Press [ENTER] to display the setting screen for the selected object type,
enabling the object to be added. The setting screens for each object are
the same as those already described in section 7-2-1 for object modifica-
tion. The setting procedures are also the same as those used for object
addition; refer to section 7-2-1 for details.
TEXT
page 85 BOX page 98
ASCII page 88
CIRCLE page 99
NUMBER page 90
DATE
page 100
BAR GRAPH page 92 TIME
page 101
LAMP page 94
SWiTCH page 102
LAMP (EXT) page 9 6 DATA BANK page 103
LINE
page 97 CHANGE SCREEN page 104
1. An object added to a screen will be placed last in the order of registration of objects for
that screen. It will also be displayed last in object selections for object modification and
object deletion.
2. Since added objects are displayed on top of the existing screen display, they will obliterate
any underlying objects. Position added objects carefully. If anadded object does overlie
an existing one, change its position using the object modification function.
3.
Remember that the number of objects that can be registered on one screen is fixed (see
page
43);
if an attempt is made to register a number exceeding the limit the error message
"CAN NOT ENTER THE OBJECT" will be displayed.