Instruction manual

1070 072 163-101 (97.11) GB
TS Programming System 9-25
The space character is directly typed in with the keyboard. Entering the
filled rectangle requires the use of the Edit menu, and invoking the
Graphical character menu command. Upon exiting the window (by
pressing the [ESCAPE] key or [SHIFT+F10] shortcut), a security query
reminds the user to save the changes.
With the above entries completed, the variable is ready for insertion into
the mask. Upon closing the window by pressing [ESCAPE] or the
[SHIFT+F10] shortcut, the changes can be saved or discarded. If the
mask is saved, the placeholder for the display length variable will be dis-
played in the mask.
Example: Inserting E_SPumpe variable into mask
As the procedure is largely similar to that discussed with the E_HPumpe
variable, a short description of the required steps will suffice at this point.
The cursor is moved to the position indicated by the intersection of Line1
and Column20. In the Edit menu, the Variable menu command is se-
lected, and executed by pressing [RETURN].
The text boxes listed in the table below must be typed into, checked or
filled by completing a menu selection.
Text box designation Entry Entry type
Variable name E_SPumpe Text entry
Format name OffON Text entry
Length 1 Number entry
Cyclical display • Checking
Red text below Length text box Coded text Selection from Display
menu
Text list OffOnList Text entry
Fig. 9-40 Entry Fields of Variables Description, Example BT5
The E_SPumpe variable is assigned the same format as the E_HPumpe
variable in the preceding example. Accordingly, only the variable name
and format name are entered (format name also as selection list). In the
case that the preexisting format is confirmed and accepted, the remaining
fields will be automatically filled with the correct entries (these entries
form the format with the format name).
Attention!
The assignment of the new variables to the controller variables re-
mains to be entered in the variables file (see Section 8.4.6, "Variables"
later in this chapter).