14.5.1 Procedure - Color-coding and Displaying Multiple Ranges

1. From the [Parts (P)] menu, point to [Data Display (D)] and select [Numeric Display (N)], or click the icon, and place it on the screen.

2. Double-click the placed Data Display. The Data Display dialog box appears.
   

3. Select a part shape as necessary. Deselect [No Shape], and select a shape from [Select Shape].

4. In [Monitor Word Address], set up the address to store the displayed numeric value.

5. In the [Data Type] drop-down list, set the type of data to display (for example, 16 Bit Dec).

6. Click the [Alarm/Color] tab, and click [Extended].
   

7. Specify the boundary value for color coding in the [Ranges]. (Example: 4)
   

8. In the [Specify Range] area, choose the way how the min/max value range is specified. (For example, Constant)
   

9. In the alarm color display bar, select 1 and set the minimum and maximum values for [Range 01]. (For example: From = 0, To = 2000)
   

10. In the [Alarm Color] area, set the [Numeric Value Color] (for example, Yellow) and the [Plate Color] (for example, Blue) for [Range 01].
    

11. Similarly, set Ranges 2 to 4 as follows:
    Range 2: minimum value 2000, maximum value 5000, Numeric Value Color: Red, Plate Color: Blue
    Range 3: minimum value 5000, maximum value 8000, Numeric Value Color: Black, Plate Color: Yellow
    Range 4: minimum value 8000, Numeric Value Color: Yellow, Plate Color: Blue

12. Set the font in the [Display] tab as necessary and click [OK].