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To configure the Initial Value parameter, click the
button to open a
standard
Build Argument
dialog.
Decimal Digits – The number of decimal places to which the Initial Value
is displayed. Integers are padded, reals are truncated.
The value of Decimal Digits may be an Input/Memory/Output tag, a literal
numeric value, or some other logical expression that is evaluated every
time the block is executed.
To configure the Decimal Digits parameter, click the
button to open a
standard
Build Argument
dialog.
NOTE: In both Data Entry commands, the message is removed from the display as
soon as the user presses the ENTER key. It is replaced with the current value of
String variable associated with the I/O point.
B.7.3 Button On and Button Off
These commands can be selected from the
Operator Panel commands
list.
When used in a Flow Chart, the Button On and Button Off commands force the
specified pushbutton on or off, respectively. The pushbutton is specified by the
Button parameter, and the buttons on each panel are numerically addressed from
left to right. For example, to force the second pushbutton on an OL3850 panel to
turn on, you would use the Button On command and set the Button parameter
to 2.
NOTE: The buttons should already be set “alternate action.” For more
information, see “
Configuring operator panels
” on page 128
.
Parameters for this command include:
Button – Which button on the panel that will be forced on/off by the
command. The buttons on each panel are numbered from left to right.
The value of Button may be an Input/Memory/Output tag, a literal
numeric value, or some other logical expression that is evaluated every
time the block is executed.
To configure the Button parameter, click the
button to open a
standard
Build Argument
dialog.