Omron CX-PROCESS MONITOR PLUS V2 - 01-2007 Operation Manual page 37

CX-Process Monitor Plus
Item
Graphic Function Jumps (screen
screen objects call) objects
objects
FR switch
(face plate
popup) objects
Figures Figures
and
images
Images
Individual Grouping
graphics
objects
Displaying/hid-
ing according
to tag values
Flashing
according to
tag values
Color changes
according to
tag values
Image
changes
according to
tag values
Full color
settings
Font specifica-
tions
Alignment and
fine position
adjustment
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Previous (version 1.0)
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
(16 colors)
Fonts cannot be specified
Vertical and horizontal alignment of
multiple objects, and alignment to grid
lines
Section 1-1
New (version 2.0)
Yes
Yes
Yes
(Text display, straight lines, rectangle,
rectangles with round corners, ellipses,
and polygons) Color changes, display-
ing/hiding, and flashing can be enabled
by allocating tags.
Objects are provided for displaying
images (BMP or JPEG) in frames rect-
angles. Color changes, displaying/hid-
ing, and flashing can be enabled by
allocating tags.
Functional objects, figures and images
(except for jump objects and FP switch
objects) can be grouped, and groups
can be cut, moved, deleted, saved in
files, or loaded from files (filename
extension: ITM).
Yes
(Tanks, pipes, pumps, valves, meter
bars, data, parts, switches, and text
boxes)
Note: Also enabled for figures (text dis-
play, straight lines, rectangles,
rectangles with round corners,
ellipses, and polygons) and
images.
Yes
(Tanks, pipes, pumps, valves, meter
bars, data, parts, switches, and text
boxes)
Note: Also enabled for figures (text dis-
play, straight lines, rectangles,
rectangles with round corners,
ellipses, and polygons) and
images.
Yes
(Text display, straight lines, rectangles,
rectangles with round corners, ellipses,
and polygons)
Yes
(Images)
Yes
(Tanks, meter bars, data, parts,
switches, and text boxes)
Fonts can be specified.
The following functions have been
added: Arranging multiple objects with
even spacing, and fine adjustment of
positions (using the cursor) when mov-
ing objects.