Please refer to the Settings Guide for details.
5.18.5.2 Address Settings
5.18.7.3 Common Settings - Symbol VariableFor addresses that can be used with logic features, see the following.
29.3 Addresses used in the logic program
Please refer to the Settings Guide for details.5.18.5.2 Address Settings
5.18.7.3 Common Settings - Symbol Variable
For addresses that can be used with logic features, see the following.29.3 Addresses used in the logic program
From the [Common Settings (R)] menu, select [Symbol Variable (V)].
The following window appears.
Click a cell in the [Name] column and specify the symbol variable name.
For each cell in the [Type] column, select the symbol's address type.
Click in each cell in the [Address] column to display 
. Set each symbol's address.
(For example, Line A Production: D100, Line B Production: D101, Line C Production: D102, Line D Production: D103)
The settings to register an address as a symbol are complete.
Next, set the symbols for your Data Display element. 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.
Double-click the placed element. The Data Display dialog box appears.
Click [Select Shape] and select the appropriate shape.
In the [Monitor Word Address] drop-down list, select the symbol to store the value to display.
In the [Data Type] drop-down list, set the type of data to display.
As needed, specify the Data Display's color and text on the [Alarm/Color] tab and [Display] tab, and click [OK].
Set the Data Displays for the symbols of "Line B Production", "Line C Production", and "Line D Production" as well.
Without registering the symbol first, you can directly enter the symbol name in the address control box when designating the address. Once you enter the symbol, press the [Enter] key. When the following message appears, click [Register as Symbol]. Once registered, you can check the symbol in the Common Settings [Symbol Variable].
For the [Register Variable] field, if you select [Variable Format] and [Register as Symbol], it is registered as a symbol of "word address" type. When you click [Register as Variable], it is registered as a variable of "integer variable" type.
If you select [Address Format], the following message appears. Click [Yes] to register it as a "word address" type symbol.
