Instruction manual

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TS Programming System9-34
The Variables description menu and the following menu are displayed:
File Edit Editor
Select name
Select format
Select textlist
Edit textlist
Select graphical object
Select image list
Size of variable
Fig. 9-59 Edit, Variables Description Menu, Text List, Example BT20
The text boxes listed in the table below must be typed into, checked or
filled by completing a menu selection. The cursor keys are used for navi-
gation between the individual text boxes within the mask. In text boxes
permitting direct entry, the text or number is simply typed in. In check-
boxes (the entry is enclosed by brackets), cursor navigation uses either
the [SPACE] bar or the mouse. The display type for the variable is se-
lected via the Display menu on the current menu bar.
Text box designation Entry Entry type
Variable name E_TeilA 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. 9-60 Entry Fields of Variables Description, Example BT20
The E_TeilA variable is assigned the same format as the E_HPumpe. Ac-
cordingly, only the variable name and format name are entered (format
name also as selection list). In the case that the preexisting format is con-
firmed and accepted, the remaining fields will be automatically filled with
the correct entries (these entries form the format with the format name).
The complete procedural steps required to generate a new variable pos-
sessing a new format is described in detail in the preceding Section
8.4.4.3, "BT5 – Power-Up Conditions Mask No. 20."
With the above entries completed, the variable is ready for insertion into
the mask. If the mask is saved, the placeholder for the display length
variable will be displayed in the mask.