Edit Point Value (Analogue) - Omron CX-Supervisor User Manual

Runtime Actions

9-3-24 Edit Point Value (Analogue)

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A Boolean point must be entered. This is typed into the Boolean Point: field. A
text string to use as the caption of a user dialog box can be entered in the
Caption: field. The range of input for the value, and the representations of
Boolean State 0 and Boolean State 1 are specified in the State 0 Text: field and
State 1 Text: field. If In Place Edit is not checked a popup dialog box performs
the edit. If it is checked, the option is edited on the page with the options in a
dropdown listbox.
To abort the Edit Point Value (Digital) edit, click the Cancel button. By clicking
the Browse button, a point may be directly specified, as described in chapter
9, Runtime Actions. When completed, click the OK button. If invalid data has
been inserted into any field, a descriptive error message opens.
During runtime, selecting the user input object by clicking the left mouse
button results in the digital value being edit either with the runtime User Input
(Digital) dialog box being displayed or the in place listbox, based on the
contents of the development version.
The user is provided with an instruction, based on the Runtime Display
Attributes: field (in this example 'Select New State'), and On and Off settings,
based on the State 0 Text: and State 1 Text: fields. The user clicks the Cancel
button to abort the operation.
The value of a Real or Integer point may be issued to the user for amendment
during runtime, defined using the User Input (Analogue) dialog box.
To access the User Input (Analogue) dialog box to add an action, select Edit
Point Value (Analogue) from the animation list and click the Add Action button.
To access the User Input (Analogue) dialog box to modify an action, select
Edit Point Value (Analogue) from the animation list and click the Modify Action
button. For a list of the objects to which this action is applicable refer to
chapter 9, Objects.
On selection of the Edit Point Value (Analogue) action, the dialog box opens:
SECTION 9 Animation