Value

Values can be displayed or entered as numbers or characters associated with the device.

The device sets the device that stores numeric and character data.

• Value
  Specifies the primary device that stores the target numeric or character data.
• Value type
  Specifies the type of number or character represented by the device.
• Unsigned
  Treat it as a 16-bit unsigned integer.
• Signed
  Treat it as a 16-bit signed integer.
• HEX
  Treat it as a 16-bit unsigned integers as hexadecimal numbers.
• BCD
  Treat it as a 16-bit unsigned integer representing BCD numbers.
• Unsigned(DWORD)
  Treat it as a 32-bit unsigned integer.
• Signed(DWORD)
  Treat it as a 32-bit signed integer.
• HEX(DWORD)
  Treat it as a 32-bit unsigned integers as hexadecimal numbers.
• BCD(DWORD)
  Treat it as a 32-bit unsigned integer representing BCD numbers.
• Float
  Treat it as a 32-bit single-precision floating point.
• String
  Treat it as a text.
• Editable
  pecifies whether numeric or text editing is permitted.
• Disabled
  Numerical and text editing are not available. Only display is available.
• Editable
  Numerical and text editing are available.
• Device
  Specify the device to switch between editable and non-editable content.
• Positive
  Editing is possible when the device is on.
• Negative
  Editing can be performed when the device is off.
  
• Visibility
  Specify whether to show or hide the button. See Common Properties.

Device section

Value type

Editable

By a device

Set the number of digits for numbers, characters, etc.

• Coefficient, offset
  Coefficients and offsets can be used to scale conversion from device values to values to be displayed, which is equivalent to the slope and intercept of a linear function.
  The coefficient is multiplied by the device value; then the offset is added, and the number is displayed. The number entered at runtime is written to the device with the offset subtracted, and the result is multiplied by the reciprocal of the coefficient.
• Number of decimal places
  Specify the number of decimal places. If the coefficient is not set, a coefficient that matches the number of digits is automatically applied.
• Secret
  The entered value will be displayed with dots to conceal it. This method is used when entering a password.
• Character Byte Count
  Limit the length of characters in bytes.
• Encoding
  Specifies character encoding.

Case Number Type

Case Text Type

If the numerical values can be edited, the camera can be used to read and input barcodes.

• Use barcode reader
  If turned on, it will be able to read barcodes.
• Pattern
  If it matches the pattern you set, you can input the data. Patterns are entered in the form of regular expressions.
  For example) \d means one numeric character. + means one or more than one characters.
  When the code read is SN12345A, 12345 corresponding to one or more numeric characters is eligible for input.
  

Runtime

• A QR code symbol is displayed on the right side of the value component during runtime.
  
  Touching the symbol activates the camera.
• When the camera reads the code and matches the pattern, the matched characters are displayed in the upper right corner.
  The code is SN12345A, but 12345 matching the pattern are listed.
• If the listed characters are correct, touch them to reflect this.
  

For numerical values, the range of input values can be restricted at runtime; numerical values read from the PLC are unaffected and are displayed as they are.

• Minimum
  If a direct value is selected, enter the minimum value.
  When a device is selected, the specified device's value is treated as the minimum value.
  If a number smaller than the minimum value specified at runtime is entered, it is adjusted to the minimum value.
  
• Maximum
  If a direct value is selected, enter the maximum value.
  When a device is selected, the specified device's value is treated as the maximum value.
  If a number smaller than the maximum value specified at runtime is entered, it is adjusted to the maximum value.
  

By direct value

By device

Units can be added for numerical values.

• Unit
  Enter the symbols and letters that will be used as units.

You can specify fonts for numbers, letters, and units. Refer to the Labels and Buttons section for more information on these settings.
Unlike labels and buttons, if the display does not fit entirely within the area, the end is truncated.

Specify the colors of numbers and text, unit color, background color, and border color.

Press the 123 icon on the top toolbar to change the value used for the preview.

• Number
  Sets the value to be used for the number in the preview. The value is treated as a device value and is displayed with digit settings, etc., applied to this value.
• Text
  Sets the value used for the character in the preview.