21.1 Settings Menu

You can use D-Scripts to create simple programs. Using this feature, you can perform operations on the display unit or communicate between the display unit and unsupported peripheral devices.

Be sure to not use D-Scripts/Global D-Scripts to control systems that can cause life-threatening or serious injury.

D-Scripts are set up on a Base Screen. The Base Screen examines script conditions and executes scripts while the screen is displayed.
When the display unit is running, a Global D-Script runs based on a trigger, regardless of the current screen.
Extended Scripts should be used for high-level communication programs.
In addition to scripts, you can use logic programs for control applications.
28.1 Settings Menu

Conditional Operations Overview 21.2 Conditional Operations Steps 21.2.1 Procedure - Conditional Operations
Create a script which automatically changes screens to screen number 7 after 3 seconds.

Conditional Operations

Overview 21.2 Conditional Operations

Steps 21.2.1 Procedure - Conditional Operations

Create a script which automatically changes screens to screen number 7 after 3 seconds.

Copying Data in Blocks Overview 21.3 Copying Data in Blocks Steps 21.3.1 Procedure - Copying Data in Blocks
Create a script which detects the rising edge (0 to 1) of bit address M0100 and copies data stored in the connected device into another address.

Copying Data in Blocks

Overview 21.3 Copying Data in Blocks

Steps 21.3.1 Procedure - Copying Data in Blocks

Create a script which detects the rising edge (0 to 1) of bit address M0100 and copies data stored in the connected device into another address.

Displaying an Alarm When an Error Occurs Overview 21.4 Displaying an Alarm When an Error Occurs Steps 21.4.1 Procedure - Displaying an Alarm When an Error Occurs
The temperature management system detects an error bit from the connected device and displays alarm messages when the temperature information storage address (D200) rises to 70 degrees C or higher, or falls to 30 degrees C or lower. Also, this script counts the number of detected errors.

Displaying an Alarm When an Error Occurs

Overview 21.4 Displaying an Alarm When an Error Occurs

Steps 21.4.1 Procedure - Displaying an Alarm When an Error Occurs

The temperature management system detects an error bit from the connected device and displays alarm messages when the temperature information storage address (D200) rises to 70 degrees C or higher, or falls to 30 degrees C or lower. Also, this script counts the number of detected errors.

Communicating with Unsupported Peripheral Devices Overview 21.5 Communicating with Unsupported Peripheral Devices Steps 21.5.1 Procedure - Communicating with Unsupported Peripheral Devices
Create an extended script to output data read from a barcode connected to the USB to a serial printer connected to COM1.

Communicating with Unsupported Peripheral Devices

Overview 21.5 Communicating with Unsupported Peripheral Devices

Steps 21.5.1 Procedure - Communicating with Unsupported Peripheral Devices

Create an extended script to output data read from a barcode connected to the USB to a serial printer connected to COM1.

Referencing Other Scripts Overview 21.6 Referencing Other Scripts Steps 21.6.1 Procedure - Referencing Other Scripts
On the [D-Script] dialog box, split the screen into two screens horizontally or vertically.

Referencing Other Scripts

Overview 21.6 Referencing Other Scripts

Steps 21.6.1 Procedure - Referencing Other Scripts

On the [D-Script] dialog box, split the screen into two screens horizontally or vertically.