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6 Kickstart Modules

example UI Format Definitions

UI Format

Description

shape:label; updates:r

A read-only label. The control’s value will be read from the device only upon
initialization.

shape:label; updates:r200

A read-only label. The control’s value will be read from the device upon
initialization and then periodically, every 200 milliseconds.

shape:text; updates:r,w

A user-modifiable textbox, value is read from the device upon initialization.
Once the user edits the value, it will be written to the device.

shape:slider; range:0,100; updates:r,w

A user-modifiable slider, with the range between 0 and 100 and the step
size 1.

shape:dial; range:-200,200; step:10;

updates:r,w

A user-modifiable dial, with the range between -200 and 200, all selectable
values being multiples of 10.

shape:radio;

options:0,Off|1,On;

updates:r,w

Two user-selectable radio buttons: Off and On, corresponding to the values
0 and 1.

shape:bitfield; fieldsize:8; updates:rw

A list of 8 digital output bits that can be toggled by clicking on them. For a
data object that has the Name “Digital Output”, the elements would be
labeled

Digital Output 0

Digital Output 1

...

Digital Output 7

shape:bitfield;

options:2,2 - Limit Switch Left|

5,5 - Limit Switch Right|

7,7 - Start;

updates:r1000;

A list of input bits, where only three bit indexes (2, 5 and 7) are
shown / used:

2 – Limit Switch Left

5 – Limit Switch Right

7 – Start

6.6.3 Node IDs and Multi-Node Panels

The basic UI Panel examples provided are set to Node ID = 001. Resp., if you drag

Data Objects from the

Object Editor

as described

previously, they will use the Node ID from the

Object Editor

settings.

Using

Design Mode and with

Show Data Objects activated, you can change Node IDs or duplicate a set of UI controls for a

different Node ID or a second CANopen Device. Use the following functions, available from the toolbar:

Clone

After selecting one or several rows of the

Data Objects table, use Clone to duplicate these elements and paste them into the UI Panel

canvas using a different

Node ID.

NOTICe

The cloned elements will receive the same

Name text as the original elements. You can edit the text of the Name column

in the

Data Objects table so your UI elements show to which Node ID they belong. You can also use an application

specific name, e.g. “print format adjustment 1”.

Change ID

Select one or several rows in the

Data Objects table, then use Change ID to change the Node ID to a different value.