Omron NS Programming Manual page 357

Section 2 NS Series Functions
NS Series Programming Manual
General Tab Page
Sets the alarm/event display format and display conditions.
The information in the Alarm/Event Registration Dialog Box can also be read from the General Tab
Page.
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No. Setting
1 Object Comment
2 Group
specification
3 Time and date
display format
Switch
Date display
Time display
4 Apply to All La-
bels
Movement when
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Display Area is
Pressed
Switch
Screen to the
Specified
Page Set with
an Alarm/
Event Setting
Switch to the
Specified
Contents set
with an
Alarm/Event
Setting
Sets an explanatory comment for the pasted object.
(Up to 32 characters.)
The display can be set to include only information from groups specified when
alarms/events are registered. Select Display only the specified group and click the Select
Button to display Select Alarm/Event Group Dialog Box.
Displays the date and time of the alarm or event. Select both Date and Time and select the
display format from the list. Refer to Date and Time Format in 2-8 Common Functional
Object Functions for information.
Sets the date and time display format for each label.
Selects the date display format from the list.
Selects the time display format from the list.
Uses the date display method for the selected label for all labels. This setting is used only
for labels for which a date display and time display are selected. Apply to All Labels cannot
be set in the following cases.
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When the Date & Time Display Format Check Box is selected on the Edit/Display
Tab Page of the Option Dialog Box accessed by selecting Tools - Option.
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When there is only one label.
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When a date display and time display are not selected.
One of the following three operations can be selected for when the object area where the
alarm/event is displayed is pressed.
Jumps to the page registered to the display alarm/event when the display area is pressed.
Switches the contents display to the contents set to the alarm/event displayed when the
display area is pressed.
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