NAiS GT Series Technical Manual page 205

6. Create the text and graphics for the screen.
To create text and graphics on a base screen, use the "Toolbox" under the tool bar.
Writing text
Clicking on the [Text] button
input at any desired point on the base screen. To exit from the input mode, click on the "Select"
button.
To change the text size and the color, use the [Font] button
Drawing graphics
The buttons in the toolbox can be used to draw graphics. To exit from the input mode, click on the
"Select" button.
To change the color, use the [Graphic Color] button
Type] button .
Filling in enclosed fields
Clicking on the [Fill] button
7. Arrange the parts on the screen.
Using the parts function, specify functions such as switches, data displays, and keyboards on the base
screen. To use the parts function, select "Parts" on the menu bar, and then click on "Open Parts Library".
This displays a "Select Parts Library" screen. Normally, the "Standard" parts library is used.
Reference:
For information on the diffrences between the various parts libraries and on using the parts function,
refer to <GTWIN HELP>.
8. Save the screen file.
Save the screen file that has been created.
Click on "File" on the menu bar, and then on "Save As".
The "Save File" message dialog box is displayed. Confirm the contents carefully, and then save the file
under any desired file name.
Note:
With GTWIN, multiple files are saved (although treated as a single file by GTWIN). Because of this, a
folder with the same name as the name of the file is automatically created in GTWIN when the file is
saved, under the folder to which the file is being saved, and multiple files are saved in that folder. Be
aware of this when saving files.
9. Transfer the file to the GT.
Send the screen file that has been created to the GT, by clicking on "File" on the menu bar, and then on
"Transfer".
Reference:
For information on how to transfer screen files, refer to <GTWIN HELP>.
in the toolbox changes the mouse pointer to an "I" mark, enabling text
fills in a field enclosed by lines.
.
, and to change the type of line, use the [Line
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