KEP MMI-1500 Installation & Operation Manual page 111

LW Address Description
9044
Touch process mode
There are three operational modes to handle
momentary switches. They are based on the
current value of LW9044. Use a SET WORD
of "Set on window open" in the Common
window to configure the desired operation
mode.
0: Window popup operation is enabled
during touch down and up, at touch up the BIT
previously set ON is set OFF, even if a popup
window hides the momentary switch. (default
initial value)
1: Window popup operation is disabled
during touch down and up.
2: Window popup operation is enabled during
touch down and up. Therefore, if the
momentary switch is hidden by a popup
window, on touch up, the BIT is not reset.
9050
Base Window Id
9051 Reserved for Base Window ID write back
operations by a slave MMI. (See LW9050)
9054 Report printout option, print out:
0: Text, Meters and Trends
1: Text, Meters, Trends and Shapes but not
patterns
2: Text, Meters, Trends and Bitmaps
3: Text, Meters, Trends, Bitmaps and
Shapes but not patterns
4: All
9055
PLC Control word Offset
There are two options in the PLC Control
object that use this local word:
Change window, and Report printout.
The value in this word is added to the
controlling data as an offset.
Before writing back, the HMI subtracts this
value from the data.
EventLog DataBase Item size Management
9057
information, the size of every item
9058-9059 EventLog DataBase size
Management information, the size of the
DataBase, the size includes management
information. (total_item * item_size) +
(management_info_size)
9060-9075 Holds Numeric and ASCII Input, input data.
9075 holds the least significant digits.
NOTE
This modification is to resolve a software
constraint in older versions.
When a momentary switch is pressed, (touch
down) the related bit is set ON.
If there is any popup window that hides the
momentary switch before it is released, the bit
remains ON even if released (touch up).
(read/write)
Slave HMI can use this word to show the
same screen as the Master.
PLC control/Change screen writes back to
9051, so it is reserved for that purpose.
Use this to change the attributes of a PLC
Control/ Report printout assignment.
(read/write)
Use this to offset window numbers coming
from the PLC.
Example:
A PLC Control / Change window uses D10.
If (LW9055) = 10, and D10 = 4 then the HMI
changes to window 14. After changing, the
HMI writes back 4 to D11.
(read/write)
Use when storing the Event Log in retentive
memory. (read only)
Use when storing the Event Log in retentive
memory.
(read only)
(read/write)
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