Please refer to the Settings Guide for details.
27.9.5 Common (Image Unit Window) Settings
27.9.7 Image Unit Settings
27.9.8 Image Unit Display Settings Guide
For details on how to draw parts, and defining the address, shape, color, and labels, please see Editing Parts.8.6.1 Editing Parts
The PC screen is displayed on the screen of the display unit with the installed Image Unit.
In [System Settings], select [Image Unit].
If the [System Settings] tab is not displayed in the workspace, on the [View (V)] menu, point to [Workspace (W)], and then click [System Settings (S)].
Select the unit installed in [Image Unit] and select [Disable] in the [Video Control Start Address].
If the [Video Control Start Address] is set to [Enable], 42 Words from the setup control address are automatically used to control the video display. For the items in the video control, see the following.
27.11 Video Control Area
When displaying only the PC screen on the display unit using RGB input, you can select either [NTSC] or [PAL] as the video [Video Input] without affecting the display. When selecting [DVI Unit], the [Video Input] item will not be displayed.
On the [Common Settings (R)] menu, select [Image Unit Window (U)] or click 
to open the following dialog box.
Select [New] and then specify [Number] and [Comment]. (For example, Number "1", Comment "Image Unit Window")
The video window [VM1] appears.
Adjust the [Image Unit Window] size.
To reduce the Window Screens, first reduce the display area (blue parts), then drag the 
mark on the four corners to adjust the size. To enlarge, expand the window size and adjust the display area to fit the window size.
Double-click the blue display area. The following dialog box appears. In [Video Layout] click
.
When selecting [DVI Unit], a portion of the items cannot be set. For more details, please refer to the following.27.10.3 Restrictions on DVI Unit Features
In the [Channel] list, select [RGB(IN)] and set the [Display Size] to [Normal].
If the selected [Display Size] is larger than the display unit or the blue display area, the entire image will not display. You can use [Video Display position] on the [Custom Settings] tab to specify which part of the input image to be displayed. If you want to display the entire image, set the [Display Size] smaller than the size of the blue display area.
The display size varies depending on a type of display unit and display mode.27.12.2 Display Size - RGB Unit/DVI Unit
When selecting [DVI Unit], the [Channel] is fixed to [DVI/RGB Input Image].
Click [OK] to finish and exit the [Image Unit Window] settings.
Click [Base 1] to switch to the base screen.
On the [Parts (P)] menu, select [Image Unit Display (V)] or click 
to place the [Image Unit Display] on the screen.
Double-click the [Image Unit Display]. The following dialog box appears.
In the [Video Layout] list, select [Always ON]. In the [Video Number] list, specify the video display number (for example, 1).
Click [OK] to confirm the settings.
After you set up the Video Screen, the 
icon appears on the [Image Unit Display]. Click the icon to display the corresponding video screen. This feature is useful for checking or changing the video settings.