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Touch panel pages with linked
buttons
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Touch Panel Basics
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Standard Buttons
Standard buttons are rectangles, rectangle variations, and other geometric shapes
that you can use individually and in combinations on touch panel pages. You can
add, revise, and delete buttons on a touch panel page using the Editor Bar. B uttons
are set with active attributes, which means there is a data response (control system
feedback) when you touch the button.
General Buttons
General buttons are part of the touch panel software program and cannot be
changed. You use the general buttons to specify touch panel communication
parameters and create or revise pages. Some button examples include the Editor Bar,
message bar, selection, adjustment, keypad, page menu, decision, status, and
keyboard.
Editor Bar
The Editor Bar ( Figure 20) is a variation of the message bar. It appears whenever the
editor mode is enabled on the Protected Setup page on the touch panel. If you press
a menu option, a drop-down menu opens.
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Color Passive-Matrix LCD Touch Panels
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