29.1 Settings Menu

By using logic functions and performing easy to use Windows operations, you can create a logic program that conforms to international standard IEC61131-3.

The logic program you write downloads and runs on the display unit. Also, variables created in your logic program can be shared with other screen functions at the time a screen is created (such as switches and lamps).

Switching Screens Using a Logic Program

Overview 29.2 Switching Screens Using a Logic Program

Generating a Pulse at One Second Intervals Overview 29.3 Generating a Pulse at One Second Intervals
Using the counter, you can create a circuit that counts up every 1 second.

Generating a Pulse at One Second Intervals

Overview 29.3 Generating a Pulse at One Second Intervals

Using the counter, you can create a circuit that counts up every 1 second.

Entering the Timer Value on the Screen

Overview 29.4 Entering the Timer Value on the Screen

Moving Data Between Device Addresses Overview 29.5 Moving Data Between Device Addresses
You can specify the device address using the logic program.

Moving Data Between Device Addresses

Overview 29.5 Moving Data Between Device Addresses

You can specify the device address using the logic program.