Marks - Omron NT31 Operation Manuals

Fixed Displays
[Processing Functions]
[Relationship with Other Elements]
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Marks

[Function Outline]
Tiling has no data processing function.
S Tiling can also be included in library data displays with other graphics.
S Circles, arcs, sectors, polylines, polygons, rectangles (page 301) and marks
(page 315) overlap each other in accordance with the order in which they were
created. However, the way in which they overlap can be changed with the Sup-
port Tool.
S "Colour Palette Symbol" is supplied with NT-series Support Tool for windows
95/98 (ver. 3.0), For colour palette symbol, combinations of foreground and
background colors are registored by each tiling patter.
By copying the symbol, you can register the required tiling object on a screen
easily while checking the display status of symbols. For details, refer to the op-
eration manual of the Support Tool (V053--E1--1).
Marks are pictograms comprising 16 by 16 dots. They are assigned to character
codes.
Marks are created with the mark editor of the Support Tool, independently of
screens, and as many as required can be displayed at any position on any screen.
They can also be included in fixed display character strings and in character string
memory tables, and displayed in accordance with the properties for characters.
S Procedure for creating and using marks
The procedure for creating marks and registering them on a screen is described
briefly here. For details, refer to the Operation Manual of the Support Tool.
Call the mark editor.
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Specify the mark code.
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Create the mark.
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Exit the mark editor and register the mark.
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Perform screen editing.
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Register the created mark for display.
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