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4. Click the Outline tab:
5. In the Attribute section, select the direction that you want the slider to move. Next, set the
resolution as the amount by which the register value changes as the slider is moved. Finally,
et the high limit and low limit as the minimum and maximum values to be written to the
register. Check the coarse increment check box to allow the slider to change register by a
value larger than that specified by the Resolution setting and then select the increment by
which the register will be changed.
6. In the Moving piece section, select the color, size, and appearance of the slider's pointer.
7. In the colors section, select the color and transparency for the frame, background and slot of
the slider.
The MultiState Switch Ob ject
The MultiState Switch Object is used to represent the value of one 16-bit, 32-bit or 64-bit PLC register while
writing a 16-bit, 32-bit or 64-bit value to the same or another PLC register each time the object is pressed. The
object continuously reads one PLC register and displays the corresponding shape or bitmap that is tagged to the
defined states of the register. For example, if the value read in the PLC is 0, then the MultiState Switch displays the
graphic picture or text label that is assigned to State 0. The touchscreen object when pressed, executes the function
that was assigned to it.
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Sil ver Se ries In stal la tion & Op er a tion Man ual
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