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CHAPTER 6 LAMPS

6.2.4. General Settings

This section describes how to define the general settings for a multi-state lamp. The following is an example of the General
page of the Multi-state Lamp property sheet.

The following table describes each property in the General page.

Property

Description

ID

The object’s identifier. It is generated when the object is created. The identifier is unique
within the screen where the object is on. The format of the ID’s for the multi-state lamps is
MLnnnn.

Note

You can type a note for the object.

Shape settings

For details about the following properties, see

Section 4.3.1.4 Setting up the Shape of an

Object

, Picture Shape,

, Border Color, Pattern, FG Color, BG Color

External Label

Check this option if you want the multi-state lamp to have an external label. Set up the
external label in the External Label page.

State

Select a state as the current state of the multi-state lamp so you can view and set the
object appearance for that state.

Data Type

The data type of the monitored variable. The supported data types include: 16-bit Unsigned
Integer, 16-bit BCD, 32-bit Unsigned Integer, and 32-bit BCD.

Monitor
Address

Specifies the variable to be monitored.

Click this icon to bring up the Address Input Keypad and specify an address for the Monitor
Address field.

Monitor
Address

Click this icon to bring up the Select Tag dialog box and select a tag for the Monitor
Address field.

Total States

Specifies the number of states that the multi-state lamp can display.

State Type

The state type to decide the state of the monitored variable. The supported state types
include Value and LSB. For details, see ?, ?.