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Table of Contents
1. CONFIGURING WEBN PROGRAM....................................................................................................................................... 9
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4.5.2.1. Width, Height .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 45
4.5.2.2. transparency..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 45
4.5.2.3. Fill color ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 45
4.5.2.4. Borderline .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 46
4.5.2.5. Rotation .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 46
4.5.2.6. Thickness, dash ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 46
4.5.2.7. coordinates ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 46
4.5.2.8. Set corner angles .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 47
4.5.3. Circle ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 47
4.5.3.1. Width, height ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 48
4.5.3.2. Transparency, Fill Color, Outline, Rotation, Left, Top, Outline Thickness, Outline Dash ............................................................... 48
4.5.4. Triangle .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 49
4.5.4.1. Width, height ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 50
4.5.4.2. Transparency, Fill Color, Outline, Rotation, Left, Top, Outline Thickness, Outline Dash ............................................................... 50
4.5.5. Right triangle .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 50
4.5.6. Polygon .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 51
4.5.7. Parallelogram .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 51
4.5.8. Other shapes............................................................................................................................................................................................... 51
4.5.9. lmage.............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 52
4.5.9.1. Original size fixed image setting ........................................................................................................................................................................... 55
4.5.10. Text ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 56
4.5.10.1. Horizontal alignment ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 57
4.5.10.2. Vertical alignment....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 58
4.5.10.3. Text color ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 59
4.5.10.4. Text Settings .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 59
4.5.11. Button .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 60
4.5.11.1. Output text .................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 62
4.5.12. Trend ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 63
4.5.13. Fill color ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 63
4.5.14. Contour line, outline ............................................................................................................................................................................. 65
4.5.14.1. Contour line thickness.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 67
4.5.14.2. Outline dash (dashed line) ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 69
4.5.15. Effect ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 71
4.6. EDIT SHAPE ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 73
4.6.1. order ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 73
4.6.2. Align ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 74
4.6.3. Rotation ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 75
4.6.4. Group ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 76
4.6.4.1. Group binding................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 76
4.6.4.2. Group unwinding .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 77
4.7. SNAP, GRID SETTINGS ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 78
4.7.1. Snap ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 78
4.7.2. Grid .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 79
4.8. PREVIEW ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 80
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4.8.1. Preview function ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 80
4.8.1.1. Tag ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 80
4.8.1.2. Reload ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 81
4.8.1.3. Window .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 81
4.9. OSTING ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 81
4.9.1. N- Server(Alone) Posting ...................................................................................................................................................................... 82
4.9.1.1. Project Connection ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 82
4.9.1.2. User registration ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 82
4.9.1.3. N-Server Publication Procedure............................................................................................................................................................................. 84
4.9.1.4. N-Server Post confirmation...................................................................................................................................................................................... 87
4.9.2. N-Cloud posting ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 89
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7.2.1. Edit Background Image ....................................................................................................................................................................... 113
7.2.2. Exit ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 113
7.3. SET PAGE SIZE .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 114
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9.5.2.1. Input value ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 147
9.5.2.2. Step ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 148
9.6. VISIBILITY CHANGE ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 150
9.6.1. Digital ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 150
9.6.2. Analog .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 152
9.6.2.1. Step ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 152
9.7. STROKE THICKNESS............................................................................................................................................................................................... 154
9.7.1. Digital ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 154
9.7.2. Analog .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 156
9.7.2.1. Input value ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 157
9.7.2.2. Step ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 158
9.8. FILL CHANGE ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 160
9.8.1. Digital ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 160
9.8.2. Analog .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 162
9.8.2.1. Input value ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 164
9.8.2.2. Step ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 165
9.9. MOVE...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 167
9.9.1. Digital ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 167
9.9.2. Analog .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 169
9.9.2.1. Input value ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 170
9.9.2.2 Step .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 171
9.10. RESIZE................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 174
9.10.1. Digital ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 174
9.10.2. Analog ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 176
9.10.2.1. Input value .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 178
9.10.2.2. Step ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 179
9.11. BACKGROUND FLICKER ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 182
9.11.1. Digital ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 182
9.11.2. Analog ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 184
9.11.2.1. Input value .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 186
9.12. STROKE FLICKER.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 191
9.12.1. Digital ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 191
9.12.2. Analog ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 193
9.12.2.1. Input value .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 195
9.12.2.2. Step ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 196
9.13. ROTATE ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 199
9.13.1 Digital ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 199
9.13.2. Analog ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 202
9.13.2.1. Input value .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 203
9.13.2.2. Step ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 204
9.14. CHANGE IMAGE .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 207
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10.2. NOT USED ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 211
10.3. PAGE LOAD .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 212
10.4. DIGITAL(BUTTON) ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 213
10.5. DIGITAL(DIALOG) ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 214
10.6. ANALOG(BUTTON) ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 216
10.7. ANALOG(DIALOG) .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 218
10.8. ANALOG(SLIDER) ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 220
10.9. STRING(DIALOG)................................................................................................................................................................................................. 222
10.10. REPORT .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 223
10.11. CURRENT TIME OUTPUT FUNCTION .............................................................................................................................................................. 223
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★ warning
N-Designer is an HMI program designed for free use by anyone without a separate authentication procedure.
This program is an release version.
In addition, there are no restrictions on the distribution of the drawing program created by the user using the
N-Designer program, and the program update is provided free of charge.
The contents of the manual and the functions of the product are subject to change without prior notice, and
NETRAN is not responsible for any problems caused by the use of this product.
All brand and product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.
MS Windows7 64-bit, Windows 8, 8.1, 10, and Windows Server2016 are registered trademarks of
Microsoft Corporation.
SIEMENS PLC is a registered trademark of SIEMENS.
ABB PLC is a registered trademark of ABB.
MELSEC is a registered trademark of Mitsubishi.
Cimon PLC is a registered trademark of CIMON CO.,LTD.
LSIS, XGT, GLOFA and MASTER-K are registered trademarks of LSIS Co., Ltd.
Chrome Browser is a registered trademark of Google.
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1. Configuring WEBN Program
Free Use
The N-Designer HMI drawing program is free for anyone to use without authentication and can be monitored and
controlled on PC, tablet or smart phone without limitation of number of tags, number of connected devices,
continuous operation time and place.
Operating Environment
The minimum operating environment of N-Designer program is compatible with Pentium 4 or higher, MS Windows
7 64 bit operating system, Windows 8, 8.1, 10, and Windows Server2016.
Various Functions
Projects created with the N-Designer program can be monitored and controlled with N-Show, a PC monitoring
program, and can be monitored and controlled simultaneously in the web browser and smartphone apps on the
same screen without additional work.
The main functions of N-Designer program are not only basic functions of general HMI / SCADA, but also push alarm
texts to smartphone app, multi-section monitoring (multiplex monitor configuration), monitoring with Google map,
project encryption, trend, report function And so on.
Multiple Languages
Because WebN program supports multiple languages, it supports multiple languages in N-Designer and N-Show
programs, and it can be written in multiple languages on the monitoring screen so that the screen can be changed
to another language immediately while driving. The tool program is initially set to English, but you can use tool
programs in other languages, such as Hangul, from the Change Language menu. Basically, it provides two language
resource files, English and Korean. Language resource files are provided as xml files, so you can add or change them
in your preferred language by modifying them using programs such as MS Excel.
There is no limit to the number of languages you can add.
Interface
The communication interface that can be connected to N-Designer also supports Modbus (RTU, TCP), DDE, and some
PLC-specific communication protocols. SIEMENS PLC, ABB PLC, MELSEC PLC, OPC-UA and MQTT will be developed in
sequence.
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1.1. WebN program configuration
The WebN program is divided into an independent N-Server system and an N-Cloud system using cloud services.
N-Server system consists of N-Designer which creates monitoring project, N-Show program which is operated
by PC monitoring system, data service program which provides monitoring data service from web browser or
smartphone, and smartphone application program. All programs are free.
The N-Server system can independently build a monitoring system (Standalone Control & Monitoring System)
or operate as a client of the N-Cloud server, that is, as a station when used in conjunction with the N-Cloud
system.
The N-Server system can be designed using unlimited number of tags, and there are no restrictions on the
number of pages to be rendered, continuous operation time, and multi-PC / multi-monitor function.
Also, there are no restrictions on PLC controllers (dedicated controllers, universal controllers, educational boards
such as Arduino and Raspberry Pie).
In the N-Server system, the project created by N-Designer on the user's computer can be configured as an
internal IP or as a static IP
It is a system that can monitor and control by PC, Web browser and smartphone app without additional work.
When used in conjunction with the N-Cloud system, there is no need for a separate static IP, and you can connect
to the IDC center server and monitor it in the browser and smartphone apps.
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1.1.2. N-Cloud System
The N-Cloud system enables users to monitor and control projects created with N-Designer on a web browser
or smartphone application without building an Internet server using a separate static IP and domain name.
At this time, you can selectively use the method of connecting the control system such as PLC directly to the
N-Cloud server and the method of connecting to the N-Cloud server through the PC using the function of
N-Server. (In general, PLC communication function is not supported by PLC. Therefore, if you need to connect
PLC directly, you need to use RTU equipment.)
The N-Cloud system is divided into a free version with a limited number of paid versions and tags.
If you want to use more tags, number of stations, number of IDs, you can select various types of paid services
classified by each function.
Projects created with N-Designer for use in N-Show can be configured to be monitored in the web browser or
smartphone app by connecting directly to the N-Cloud server by publishing settings without the need to add
or change them.
You can download the program from the NETRAN website (http://www.netran.co.kr).
To install the N-Designer program after downloading, you must install .NET Framework 4.6 first.
Visit the Microsoft homepage at https://www.microsoft.com/hu-HU/download/details.aspx?id=48137
You can download the .NET Framework 4.6.
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2) Click more info
3) Click run(실행).
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4) After the installation is completed and the installation is completed, the N-Desigener, N-Show, and updater
icons appear on the desktop.
installed
★ Regardless of the paragraph, the parts that explain the execution procedure in order are expressed in the same
format as 1), 2), 3), 4).
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1.3. Publish settings and permissions settings
To publish from a Web browser, you must set Internet Information Services (IIS), Settings, and publish folder
permissions..
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2) Click Turn Windows features on / off.
3) In the windows function settings window, check [Internet Information Service] and click the OK button.
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4) Click [Close] button when the message that installation of that [Windows completed the requested
Changes] is displayed.
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5) In the search field, type Internet Information Services, and then click IIS Manager.
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6) Click [Add Website] menu.
① ②
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8) You need to change the publish folder security setting so that you can monitor and control it from
the web browser after publishing.
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9) In the publish folder, right-click on the Properties menu.
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10) Click Security, and then click Edit.
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11) Click [Add] button.
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13) Check all permissions, Modify permission, and click the OK button to finish setting the publishing rights.
You can then access the publish folder in your web browser for monitoring and control.
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1.4. Uninstall Program
Uninstalling the program can delete the WebN program from [Control Panel - Program Features] or a file in the
C drive path.
① To uninstall the N-Designer program, click the folder C: \ Program Files \ Web \ bin.
② Click the Uninstall file.
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④
Removed
Remove icon
⑥ Once removed, the N-Desigener, N-Show, and Updater icons on your desktop will be deleted.
You can double-click [Update icon] on the desktop to check the update history or proceed with the update.
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1.4.1. How to manually update
To update manually, you can click the check in the Updates tab to proceed with the update.
On the settings tab, check the automatically check for updates box, the update tray icon will appear in the
bottom right corner of the screen.
An update notification pop-up message appears on the tray icon when an update situation occurs.
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2. Monitoring control method
You can monitor and control the work created by N-Designer with [N-Show Program], [Web Browser], [App]
You can monitor and control the work created in N-Designer by executing N-Show program which is a PC
monitoring program.
Double-click [N-Show program icon] to display the posting screen of your project.
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2.1.1. N-Show Program configuration menu
When you click [Alt] on the keyboard, you can see the N-Show program show, section, and window configuration
menu on the top bar.
When you click Alt again, the menu on the top bar disappears.
Click [Show - Settings] to display the main menu and language menu.
①
②
Main Menu
You can check the show number, server IP, port, authentication ID and password from main menu.
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Language setting
You can change the Show program language setting in the Language menu.
②
①
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Status menu
You can check the status of your communication connection by clicking Status.
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2.1.1.3. Show (log)
Click [Show-Log] to check the communication connection status of the N-Show program, station, and I / O
driver.
2.1.1.4. Section
At the bottom left, you can see the section, monitor number, and page name.
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If you click [Section - Close], it will be displayed on the tray icon on the bottom right.
Right-click [N-Show icon] on the tray icon and click [Section – open All Section], and the show program
section page reappears.
① ②
To exit the N-Show program, right-click the tray icon in the lower-right corner of the screen and click Exit to exit the
program.
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2.2. Web browser
You can monitor and control the fixed IP or internal IP on your PC or smart phone by entering it into the address
bar of Google Chrome.
2.3. APP
Android smartphones can be monitored by installing SCADA / HMI Web-N after searching netran in Play Store.
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3. N-Designer Screen Layout
Double-click the N-Designer program on the desktop and the full screen will appear.
① Upper menu
② Project
Browser
③
property
window
① Upper menu contains home, project, screen menu, and it consists of menus such as save, work, edit, print, link,
print.
② In the left Project Browser, it create the page classification, tag setting and script setting function.
③ In the property window, you can edit the detailed properties by clicking on the shape.
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4. Upper menu (Home)
The top menu consists of clipboard, file, letter setting, text sorting, drawing, shape editing, [snap, grid], page, tool
and start menu.
⑦ ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧ ⑨
⑦
① Clipboard ⑦ ⑦ ⑦
② File ⑦ ⑦
⑦
③ Character setting
④ Text
⑤ Drawing
⑥ Edit shape
⑦ Snap, grid
⑧ Page
⑨ Tools
⑩ Start menu
4.1. Clipboard
4.1.1. Copy
Select
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① Select [Drawing Object].
4.1.2. Paste
You can paste the copied [Drawing Object] by clicking [Paste Icon].
Mouse drag
② Click [Paste Icon], then select the first [Drawing Object] with the mouse and drag and move it to the
right to complete the paste.
4.1.3. Clipboard(Cut)
Cut
Select delete
② When you click [Cut Icon], the selected [Drawing Object] is deleted and saved in the clipboard, so
it can be used in paste.
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4.2. File
The File menu consists of creating a new folder and creating a new page.
Click [Create New Folder Icon] to create a new folder in the left tree menu.
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4.2.2. Create a new page
1) You can create a new page in the left tree menu by clicking [Create New Page icon].
2) When you click [Create New Page Icon], the Create New Page window appears.
① Enter a name.
② Enter the width and height. (Default value: width 1920, height 1080)
③ Default background color setting
④ Click the Create button.
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3) When you complete the setup, a new page is created.
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4.3. Character setting
You can set the text type, text size, thickness, slope, underline, strikethrough, and color.
① ②
③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦
① Text type
② Text size
③ Thickness of text
④ Text gradient
⑤ Text underline
⑥ Text cancellation line
⑦ Text color
You can sort text middle, left, and right in the top alignment menu.
Middle sort
Left sort
Right sort
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4.5. Drawing
You can set [Drawing Object], Insert, Fill Color, Outline, Effect, Trend, and Google Map monitoring in the Drawing
menu at the top.
Drawing Object
4.5.1. Line
When you click the line, the line property window appears on the left side of the screen.
You can set transparency, outline, outline thickness, outline dash, and line coordinate values in the line properties
window.
①
②
③
④
⑤
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4.5.1.1. Transparency
You can set the transparency of the line from 0 to 1 in increments of 0.1. The smaller the value you set, the
more transparent the line.
Set transparency to
0.5
4.5.1.2. Outline
4.5.1.3. thickness
You can set the thickness of the line. As the set value increases, the line thickness becomes thicker.
4.5.1.4. dash
As the set value increases, the interval between the dotted lines will increase.
Outline 2 to 4
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4.5.1.5. location
The value increases as the X axis increases to the right with reference to the origin, and increases as the Y
axis decreases downward. X1, X2, Y1, and Y2 of the line indicate the marked point.
location [0, 0]
X1 X2 X
X increase
Y1
Y2
Y Y increase
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4.5.2. Square
In the Rectangle Properties window, you can set [Width, Height], Transparency, Fill Color, Outline, Rotation,
[Outline Thickness, Outline Dash], [Left, Top], and [X, Y Radius].
“
②
③
⑤
⑥
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4.5.2.1. Width, Height
Horizontal represents the width of the rectangle, vertical represents the height of the rectangle.
Height
Width
4.5.2.2. transparency
You can set the color of the rectangle by clicking the [Color setting icon] and selecting the fill color.
① ②
① No Fill
② Fill color settings
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4.5.2.4. Borderline
4.5.2.5. Rotation
90 degrees input
90 degrees
rotation
4.5.2.7. coordinates
Left, Top: Top left vertex coordinates Left (px), Top (px) values
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4.5.2.8. Set corner angles
X, Y set to 5
4.5.3. Circle
You can set [Width, Height], [Transparency, Fill Color, Outline, Rotation, Left, Top, Outline thickness, Outline dash]
in the Properties window of the circle.
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4.5.3.1. Width, height
You can modify the size of the circle by setting the width and height of the circle
4.5.3.2. Transparency, Fill Color, Outline, Rotation, Left, Top, Outline Thickness, Outline Dash
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4.5.4. Triangle
You can create a triangle by clicking [triangle icon] in the top menu.
When drawing a triangle, press [Shift button] and draw a triangle to draw a triangle with the same width and
height.
You can set the properties (Width, Height, Transparency, Fill color, Outline, Rotation, Thickness, Outline dash, Left,
Top) in the properties window of the triangle.
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4.5.4.1. Width, height
vertical
horizontal
4.5.4.2. Transparency, Fill Color, Outline, Rotation, Left, Top, Outline Thickness, Outline Dash
You can create a right triangle by clicking the [Right Triangle] icon in the top menu.
When drawing a triangle, hold down the Shift button and draw a triangle to draw a triangle with the same
width and height.
★ Right angle triangle, pentagon, parallelogram, and other shape property settings
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4.5.6. Polygon
You can create a polygon by clicking [Polygon icon] in the top menu.
4.5.7. Parallelogram
You can create a parallelogram by clicking [Parallelogram icon] in the top menu.
You can create a shape by clicking [Other Shapes Icon] on the top menu.
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4.5.9. lmage
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2) A pop-up window appears where you can add images.
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4) When you add a selected image, it is added to the image list.
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4.5.9.1. Original size fixed image setting
1) You can set the original size of the image by clicking the [Original Size icon].
②
③
① Select an image.
② Click the Image tab.
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4.5.10. Text
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In the Insert Text Properties window, you can set horizontal alignment, vertical alignment, text color, [font, text
size, text, style, text, X radius, Y radius].
①
②
③
Middle sort
Left sort
Right sort
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4.5.10.2. Vertical alignment
Middle sort
Top Sort
Bottom sort
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4.5.10.3. Text color
You can change the text color by clicking the [Text Color Settings] icon.
① ② ① No text color
③ ② Text color setting
③ Text color type
You can set font, font size, font thickness, style, text input, corner angle (X, Y radius).
※ For text input, you can input characters directly from the text or button by clicking the keyboard [F2].
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4.5.11. Button
If you click the button after creating the button, the button property is displayed on the left property window.
The property contents can be modified and it will be reflected in the picture immediately after modification.
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In the [Button Properties window], choose [Width, Height, Transparency, Fill Color, Outline, Rotate, Outline
Thickness, Outline Dash, Left, Top], Output Image, Image Position, Image, Output Text, [Horizontal Alignment,
Color, font, font size, font, style, text, X, Y radius].
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4.5.11.1. Output text
When you check the output text, a character appears on the button, and when unchecked, the character is
deleted.
Uncheck
★【Horizontal alignment, vertical alignment, font color, font, font size, letter, style, text, X, Y radius setting】
[See link description]
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4.5.12. Trend
1) You can set the fill color in the [left property window] or the fill color in the top menu.
2) You can set the color of [Drawing Object] by clicking [Fill Color Icon].
②
③
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① Creates a [Drawing Object].
② Click [Fill Color Icon].
③ Select Blue color.
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4.5.14. Contour line, outline
1) You can set the outline in the [Properties Window] on the left or set the outline color, thickness, and dash of
the line, shape in the top menu.
2) When you click [Outline Icon], a menu for setting the outline appears.
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① Select [Drawing Object].
② Click [Outline Icon].
③ Red color is selected.
3) Changing the color with RED changes the outline of the [Drawing Object] to RED.
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4.5.14.1. Contour line thickness
1) can set the thickness of the contour line by clicking on the weight menu.
①
④
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2) The thickness of the outline will change as set.
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4.5.14.2. Outline dash (dashed line)
1) You can set the linetype by clicking the outline dash menu.
③
①
④
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2) Setting the outline dash changes the outline of the [Drawing Object].
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4.5.15. Effect
1) You can set the shadow effect for [Drawing Object] by clicking the Shadow effect menu.
②
③
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2) Shadow effect When [Draw Object] is selected, the shadow effect setting is completed.
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4.6. Edit shape
4.6.1. order
You can set the order of [Drawing Object] by clicking [Drawing Object] to set the order and clicking [Order
icon].
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4.6.2. Align
You can set the alignment in 9 different ways by selecting all the [drawing objects] you want to align and clicking
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4.6.3. Rotation
rotation has a menu of 90 degrees clockwise, counterclockwise, left and right up and down.
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4.6.4. Group
You can click [Group Icon] to group multiple [Drawing Objects] into groups or to set group ungrouping.
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4.6.4.2. Group unwinding
3) Ungrouping is complete.
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4.7. Snap, grid settings
You can set the page by checking the snap and grid.
4.7.1. Snap
You can set the unit interval by which you can move the snap by setting x and y at one time.
As the value of X increases, the X-axis interval at which the object can move at a time also increases.
As the value of Y increases, the Y-axis interval at which the object can move at a time also increases.
X=20, Y20
Snap x coordinate dotted line One interval has a value of 10. If x is set to 20, it moves to the interval of two points
each time it moves.
X=20
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Snap y coordinate One dotted line has a value of 10. If you set y to 20, it will be moved by two spaces each time
you move.
Y=20
4.7.2. Grid
X=20, Y20
Grid x coordinate dotted line The value of one interval is 10. If x is set to 20, the spacing between points changes
from 10 to 20.
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X=20
Grid Y coordinate dotted line The value of one interval is 10. Setting Y to 20 changes the spacing between points
from 10 to 20.
Y=20
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4.8. Preview
Click [Home - Preview] to preview the operation status of the project in the preview window.
When you click Preview, a preview window appears and consists of a [tag] menu and a [reload] menu.
4.8.1.1. Tag
Click the tag menu to check the status of the values in the preview setting window in the right simulator.
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4.8.1.2. Reload
4.8.1.3. Window
You can set the preview screen as full screen or reduced screen by clicking the [window] menu.
4.9. osting
Click [Home - Publish] to view the created work on your smartphone (web, app) or PC.
Publications can be published by selecting Alone (N-Server) publishing and Cloud publishing.
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4.9.1. N- Server(Alone) Posting
N-Server (Standalone) posting can be watched and controlled by N-Server as a standalone system that processes
data service by inputting internal IP of static IP or router in Google Chrome browser by N-Designer.
Before publishing N-Server, you need to set up project connection and user registration before publishing
process normally.
You need to set the IP of the data server and the file server.
①
③
②
You can confirm the operation process after posting by registering the user name and password by clicking
[User icon].
After posting in Google Chrome browser, user registration ID and password are required to complete
authentication.
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When you click [User icon], the setting window appears.
If you click [Add icon], [User Editor window] is output.
① In the [User Editor Window], enter your name, nickname, ID, and password.
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4.9.1.3. N-Server Publication Procedure
1) When you are finished setting up project connection and user registration, click [Publish icon].
②
Mode select
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3) Click [Next Button].
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5) Click [Publish button].
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4.9.1.4. N-Server Post confirmation
Once the posting is completed, you can check the status of the operation with the static IP or internal IP in the
N-Show program and the web (Google Chrome browser).
- N-Show program
When the publication is completed, run the N-Show program on the desktop to confirm the operation.
1) If the fixed IP is 192.168.1.120, you can access http://192.168.1.120 in the Google Chrome browser url
window.
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The login screen appears and you can check the operation status of the created job by entering the user
registration ID and password.
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4.9.2. N-Cloud posting
Click [Project Tab] in the [Top Menu] to display the Create New Folder, Create New Page, Delete, Rename, Project
Properties, Tags, Resources, Close Project, Users, Settings menus.
③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧ ⑨ ⑫ ⑭ ⑮ ⑯
⑪ ⑬
① ②
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5.3. Delete
1) Click [Delete icon] to delete the new folder or page from the left tree.
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① Select the page you want to delete.
② Select and click [Delete icon].
delete
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5.4. Rename
1) You can change the name of a new folder or page by clicking the [Rename icon].
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2) New Folder 1 changed to Folder.
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5.5. Preview
5.7. Resources
5.8. Report
5.9. Tag
5.11. Event
5.12. Posting(Publish)
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5.13. Close Project
1) You can close the project by clicking the [Close Project icon].
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2) [Close Project] is completed.
3) If you click [Close Project Icon] again, [Left Project Browser] is also deleted.
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5.14. Station
You must enter the station serial ID and password to access the N-Cloud server.
(For details, refer to the description of the Tag Station Manual Station section.)
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5.15. User registration
The user registration icon generates ID and password to be entered in authentication after posting in web browser.
Click [User icon] in the [Top menu], and the Edit User window appears.
In the [User Editor Window], you can add or delete users who can use N-Designer to edit them.
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5.15.1. registration
If you check activation or Enable, the registration of the user ID is completed. If the check is canceled, the
registration of the ID is canceled.
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5.15.2. Delete user
Click [Registered User] and click [Delete icon] to delete the registered user ID.
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5.15.3. Edit user
You can modify the user information by clicking [Registered users] and clicking the [Edit icon].
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5.15.4. Refresh user
① You can re-read the user list information by clicking the [Refresh icon].
②
User list
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5.16. Settings
① It is the current default value and can be modified and used for remote publishing. (Refer to separate manual
when revising)
② Confirm project connection success or failure
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6. Top menu (screen)
When you click on the Screen tab from the top menu, the setting menus for setting the screen will appear.
② ③ ④
①
Each time you click [Enlarge Icon], the view scale of drawing page will be enlarged.
In contrast, each time you click [Collapse Icon], the view scale of drawing page will be reduced.
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6.2. 100% view ratio
enlargement
Full page
view
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6.4. settings
You can set the snap and grid by clicking [Setting Icon].
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7. Top menu (Settings)
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On the Settings tab, you can edit the background color, background image, and page size settings.
① ② ③
Click [Background Color Icon] on the top menu to display the [Setting Window] for setting the color.
2) When you select a color in the [Settings] window, the background color of the page changes to blue.
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7.1.1. Background color gradation
You can set the gradation effect for the page background color by clicking the gradation in the [Settings]
window.
No gradation, light gradation, dark gradation settings.
light gradation
dark gradation
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7.2. Image editing
You can insert a page background image by clicking the [Image Icon].
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On the screen where you can add an image, click [Add icon].
You can insert a background image by selecting an image from the path that contains the image file.
① Select an image.
② Click the Open button.
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The image set according to the created image size is output.
① Some images are output, not the whole image, to fit the image size you have created.
② Click the Image tab.
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If you click the [Original Size] icon, the full size will be set according to the size of the created image.
7.2.2. Exit
Click [Exit Button] to close [Background Image] and switch the screen to [Setting Tab Menu].
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7.3. Set Page Size
You can set the page size by entering the width and height.
The default setting is FULL HD size 1920 X 1080.
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8. Project Explorer
The left tree consists of properties, data, references, resources, and pages in the Project Explorer.
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8.1. Property
The properties menu consists of setting, lanauage, alarm, signature, and publish.
①
②
③
④
⑤
8.1.1. Setting
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8.1.1.1. Basic
After the N-Show program is loaded after the posting, the main menu is displayed for a while, and the idle
screen is edited.
③
④
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8.1.1.2. Section, show
In the Sections menu, you can set the multi-section function (multi-monitor).
Each time you add a section or a show, one monitor can be added.
If you add three sections and a show, you can monitor them on four different monitors.
(Section and show are added one by default)
[See Related Links for Using Multi-Sections]
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8.1.2. Language
In the Language menu, you can set up multiple languages. (Korean and English are supported by default)
Users can create their own language files and use them as additional languages.
8.1.3. Alarm
①
②
③
① If you check "No Alarm", the whole alarm will not be used.
② If you check the alarm can be used to set the alarm tag list by setting the alarm.
③ If Enable Alarm Sound is checked, alarm sound output set when alarm occurs is activated.
④ If Alarm Popup check box is checked, an alarm message window will be displayed on the popup screen when
an alarm occurs.
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8.1.4. Connect
In the Connection menu, you can set the guest account use status, data server, and file server IP.
(Refer to separate manual for remote setting)
①
②
8.1.5. Signature
You can register the project title, address, telephone number, and author name.
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8.2. Data
8.5. Resource
You can double-click the resource menu to register audio and image files and insert them into the page.
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8.5.1. Audio
When you click [Add icon], a resource pop-up window appears to add the audio file.
You can use [Audio File] in the tag by selecting the file in the folder with [Audio File].
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8.5.2. Image
8.6. Page
If you expand the left tree, [Page Name] appears. Double-click [Page Name] to display the page on the right.
Page
Page Folder
Page Name
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8.7. Project Explorer icon
The Project Explorer icon consists of renaming the page, deleting the page, and copying the page.
① ② ③
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8.7.2. Page Delete
③
①
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8.7.3. Copy Page
You can click [Copy Page Icon] to copy the entire operation page created on the page.
The values set for each object are also copied.
Copy Page
<page1(1)> <page1>
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9. Animation
You can set up a digital, analog animation by creating an object in the Draw menu.
Animation types can be set to change the angle, change the fill color, change the line color, change the transparency,
change the visibility state, change the line thickness, fill, move, resize, flicker (background color), blink (line color)
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9.1. How to setup Animation
Double-click
① Double-click the rectangle in [Drawing Object] to display the animation setting window.
② Click [Drawing Object] and click [Animation Icon] in the Properties window. The [Animation Setting
Window] appears.
You can animate the object and click [Ctrl + i] on the keyboard to see the animation information set on that object.
If you click [Ctrl + i] again, animation information disappears.
① ②
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9.2. Change angle
9.2.1. Digital
Double-click
2) You can set the angle change animation in the [Animation Settings Window].
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① Click the [Animation tab].
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4) Type, digital tag display, angle setting screen is added.
① If checked by default, the animation process is skipped and the animation is checked.
You can check the animation process.
② Digital Tag Setting
③ Angle can be set when ON or OFF.
④ Click the [OK] button to complete the setting.
5) When the ON value is set, the angle of [drawing object] is changed to 90 °, and when the OFF value is set, the
angle of [drawing object] is changed to 180 °.
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9.2.2. Analog
1) In the Animation Settings window, select Change angle and click Browse. (Same as digital tag setting)
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3) A screen to set the type, input value, and step is added.
① If checked by default, animation process will be skipped and check if animation is running.
② Input value and step can be selected and set.
(Analog tag sets input value and step.)
1) If you click the input value, you can set Min, Max input and angle, and click the step to set the angle
according to the input range.
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① Set Min 7, Angle 90 °, Max 10 Set Input 10 Angle 180 °.
If a value between 7 and 10 is input, the angle will change from 90 ° to 180 °.
When Min is set to 7 in [Drawing Object], [Drawing Object] changes the angle to 90 ° clockwise.
When Max is set to [Drawing Object] with setting value 10, [Drawing Object] changes the angle 180 °
clockwise.
9.2.2.2. Step
1) You can click the step to set the angle according to the input range.
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2) Set the Value Range.
①
②
③
If the input value is between 1 and 10, the [Drawing Object] changes clockwise 90 °.
If the input value is between 11 and 20, [Drawing Object] changes the angle 180 ° clockwise.
If the input value is between 21 and 30, the [Drawing Object] changes the angle 270 ° clockwise.
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9.3. Background Change
9.3.1. Digital
①
②
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3) Set to digital tag.
①
②
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5) When the ON value is set, the color of [Drawing Object] is changed to RED. When the OFF value is set, the
color of [Drawing Object] is changed to Silver.
9.3.2. Analog
9.3.2.1. Step
1) In the [Animation Settings window], select [Change Fill Color], and click [Browse].
2) Set to analog tag.
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3) A screen for setting the type, step, and value range is added.
①
②
If the input value is 10, the color of [Drawing Object] changes to yellow.
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9.4. Stroke Change.Digital
9.4.1. Digital
1) When you create a line and double click it, [Animation Setting Window] appears.
2) In [Animation Setting Window], [Fill Color Change Animation] can be set.
①
②
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3) Set to digital tag.
① Color setting when ON, color setting when OFF. (ON: Brown, OFF: Orange)
② Click the [OK] button to complete the setting.
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5) When the ON value is set, the line color changes to Brown. When the OFF value is set, the line color changes
to orange.
9.4.2. Analog
9.4.2.1. Step
1) In [Animation Setting Window], select [Change Line Color] and click [Browse].
2) Set to [Analog Tag].
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3) A screen to set the type, step, and value range is added.
①
②
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9.5. Opacity Change(transparency)
9.5.1. Digital
①
②
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3) Set to digital tag.
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5) When the ON value is set, the transparency of the rectangle is set to 0.8. When the OFF value is set, the
transparency of the rectangle is set to 0.4.
9.5.2. Analog
1) Select the transparency setting in the [Animation Setting Window] and click [Browse].
2) Set to analog tag.
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3) The screen to set the type, input value, and step is added.
1) If you click the input value, you can set Min, Max input and angle, and click the step to set the transparency
according to the input range.
① Set Min input value to 1, Transparency 0.1 and set Max input value 10 to Transparency 1.
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(When a value between 1 and 10 is input, the transparency changes from 0.1 to 1.)
If the input value is between 1 and 10, the transparency changes from 0.1 to 1.)
9.5.2.2. Step
1) You can click the step to set the angle according to the input range.
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2) Set the value range.
①
②
③
① Set the transparency to 0.3 when the input range is from 1 to 10.
② Set the transparency to 0.6 when the input range is from 11 to 20.
③ Set the transparency to 0.9 when the input range is from 21 to 30.
If the input value is between 1 and 10, the transparency of [Drawing Object] is set to 0.3.
If the input value is between 11 and 20, the transparency of [Drawing Object] is set to 0.6.
If the input value is between 21 and 30, the transparency of [Drawing Object] is set to 0.9.
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9.6. Visibility Change
9.6.1. Digital
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②
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3) Set to digital tag.
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5) [Drawing Object] is displayed when ON value is set, and [Drawing Object] disappears when OFF value is set.
9.6.2. Analog
9.6.2.1. Step
1) In the Animation Settings window, select the Show setting and click [Browse].
2) Set to analog tag.
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3) A screen to set the type, step, and value range is added.
①
②
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9.7. Stroke Thickness
9.7.1. Digital
①
②
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3) Set to digital tag.
②
① Set the contour thickness to 3 when ON, and set the contour thickness to 1 when OFF.
② Click the [OK] button to complete the setting.
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5) When the ON value is set, the outline thickness of the [Drawing Object] is set to 3, and when the OFF value
is set, the thickness of [Drawing Object] is set to 1.
9.7.2. Analog
1) In the Animation Settings window, select Change outline thickness and click Browse.
(Same as digital tag setting)
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9.7.2.1. Input value
1) If you click the input value, Min, Max input and angle are set, and if you click the step, you can set the
outline according to the input range.
① Min sets the contour thickness to 2 for input 10 and sets the contour thickness to 4 for Max input 15.
If the input value is between 10 and 15, the thickness of the contour line changes according to the input value.
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9.7.2.2. Step
1) Click the step to set the contour thickness according to the input range.
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2) Set the value range.
①
②
③
① Set the contour thickness to 2 when the input range is from 1 to 10.
② Set the contour thickness to 3 when the input range is from 11 to 20.
③ Set the contour thickness to 4 when the input range is from 21 to 30.
If the input value is between 1 and 10, the outline thickness of the rectangle is set to 2.
If the input value is between 11 and 20, the outline thickness of the rectangle is set to 3.
If the input value is between 21 and 30, the outline thickness of the rectangle is set to 4.
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9.8. Fill Change
9.8.1. Digital
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3) Set to digital tag.
②
③
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③ Set Fill%. (ON: 80%, OFF: 30% fill setting)
④ Click the [OK] button to complete the setting.
6) When the OFF value is set, the 80% fill is set to the right.
9.8.2. Analog
1) In the Animation Settings window, select Fill and click Browse. (Same as digital tag setting)
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② In the Tag Explorer window, click Analog Tag.
③ Click the [OK] button.
3) The screen to set the type, input value, and step is added.
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9.8.2.1. Input value
1) If you click the input value, fill can be set according to Min and Max input value.
If Min is input 7, fill is set to 50%. If Max is input 13, fill is set to 90%.
If the input value is between 7 and 13, the fill% changes according to the input value.
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9.8.2.2. Step
1) You can set the fill according to the input range by clicking the step.
②
③
①
②
③
If the input value is between 1 and 5, a 30% fill of the rectangle is set.
If the input value is between 6 and 10, 60% fill of the rectangle is set.
If the input value is between 11 and 15, 90% fill of the rectangle is set.
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9.9. Move
9.9.1. Digital
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3) Set to digital tag.
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5) When the button is turned on by the coordinates [0,0] of the rectangle, it moves to the coordinates [50,30].
When it is OFF, it moves to the coordinates [50,90].
(0,0) (0,0)
(50, 30)
(50,90)
BUTTON=ON
BUTTON=OFF
9.9.2. Analog
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3) The screen to set the type, input value, and step is added.
1) If you click the input value, it moves to the set coordinates according to Min, Max input value.
① If Min is input 7, set coordinates [50,30]. If Max is input 15, set coordinates [50,30].
② Click the [OK] button.
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2) [Drawing Object] is moved to the set value.
If the input value is 7, it moves to the coordinates [50,30] of [Drawing Object] and if you enter 15, it moves to
the coordinates [50,90] of [Drawing Object].
(0,0) (0,0)
(50, 30)
(50,90)
Input:7
Input:15
9.9.2.2 Step
1) Click the step to set the movement according to the input range.
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2) Set the Value Range.
①
②
③
If the input value is between 1 and 10, [Drawing Object] is moved from [0,0] to [30,50].
(0, 0)
(30, 50)
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If the input value is between 11 and 20, [Drawing Object] is moved from the [0,0] reference to the coordinate
[50,70].
(0, 0)
(50, 70)
If the input value is between 21 and 30, [Drawing Object] is moved from [0,0] to [60,90].
(0, 0)
(50, 70)
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9.10. Resize
9.10.1. Digital
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3) Set to digital tag.
4) The type, digital tag display, size change setting screen is added.
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5) When the ON value is set, the rectangle is tripled in all directions.
6) When the OFF value is set, the rectangle changes to its original size.
9.10.2. Analog
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① Click [Browse] and the Tag Explorer window will appear.
② Click [Analog Tag] in [Tag Explorer Window].
③ the [OK] button.
3) The screen to set the type, input value, and step is added.
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9.10.2.1. Input value
1) If you click the input value, you can set the size change according to the input value of Min and Max.
①
②
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9.10.2.2. Step
1) Click the step to set the size change according to the input range.
①
②
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2) Set the value range.
①
②
③
If the input value is between 9 and 15, the [Drawing Object] is tripled.
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If the input value is between 16 and 22, the [Drawing Object] is increased by 4 times.
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9.11. Background Flicker
9.11.1. Digital
①
②
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3) Set to digital tag.
②
③
① Set the blinking color (Color 01: Blue, Color 02: Red)
② Set ON to blink the background when ON.
③ Set interval of blinking time to 1 second.
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④ Click the [OK] button.
5) When ON value is set, [Drawing Object] changes color to Blue, RED and operates.
6) When the OFF value is set, the [Drawing Object] stops blinking.
9.11.2. Analog
1) In the Animation Settings window, select Background color blinking and click Browse.
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② Click [Analog Tag] in [Tag Explorer Window].
③ Click the [OK] button.
3) The screen to set the type, input value, and step is added.
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9.11.2.1. Input value
1) If you click the input value, you can set the size change according to the input value of Min and Max.
① Set the blinking color. (Color 01: Blue, Color 02: Red)
② If you enter 6, it flashes once but it is set to 0.3 second. If you input 9, it will flash for 1 second.
- boundary value
If the set object is 6 ~ 9 after posting, the blinking speed will also change stepwise from 300ms to 1000ms.
When the object is set to a value of 6 or less, it blinks at 300ms. When the value of 9 or more is set, it blinks
at 1000ms.
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- Use Min boundary value Do not use Max
If the value of 6 is set to the object set after publishing, the background color will blink at 300ms speed, and
if 6 ~ 9 value is input, the flickering speed will also change stepwise from 300ms to 1000ms.
If the object is set to a value of 6 or less, it will flash at 300ms. If the value is set to 9 or more, the object will
be set to its initial value.
If the value of 6 is set to the object that is set after posting, the background color will blink at 300ms speed.
If 6 ~ 9 value is input, the flickering speed will also change gradually from 300ms to 1000ms.
If the object is set to a value of 6 or less, the object is set to its initial value, and the object blinks at 1000 ms
even if a value of 9 or higher is set.
If the value of 6 is set to the object that is set after posting, the background color will blink at 300ms speed.
If 6 ~ 9 value is input, the flickering speed will also change gradually from 300ms to 1000ms.
If the object is set to a value of 6 or less, a value of 9 or more is set, the object is set to its initial value.
As a result, when using the min boundary value, the animation is operated with the min value set even if the
value below the min value is generated. If the Max value is above the max value, animation is performed at the
set speed. This works.
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2) The background color flicker operates with the set value.
If the input value is 6, the color changes to blue and red every 0.3 seconds.
If the input value is 9, the color changes to blue and RED every 1 second.
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9.11.2.2. Step
① Set the blinking color. (Color 01: Blue, Color 02: Red)
② By setting the value within the input range, you can set the time period that flashes the background
color.
③ Click [Add icon] to add a range of values.
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2) Set the value range.
①
②
③
① When the input range is from 1 to 10, set the cycle of background color blinking to 200ms.
② When the input range is from 11 to 20, set the period for blinking the background color to 500ms.
③ When the input range is from 21 to 30, set the cycle of background color blinking to 1000ms.
4) [Background color blinking] is activated according to the setting value in the input range.
If the input value is between 1 and 10, [Drawing Object] blinks Blue, RED every 0.2 seconds.
If the input value is between 11 and 20, [Drawing Object] blinks Blue, RED every 0.5 seconds
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If the input value is between 21 and 30, [Drawing Object] blinks Blue, RED every second.
9.12.1. Digital
①
②
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3) Set to digital tag.
②
③
④
① Set the blinking color. (Color 01: Blue, Color 02: Red)
② Set ON to blink the background when ON.
③ Set the interval of flashing once to 0.4 seconds.
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④ Click the [OK] button.
5) When the ON value is set, the color of the rectangle changes to Blue and RED.
9.12.2. Analog
1) In the Animation Settings window, select Line Color Blinking and click Browse.
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① Click [Browse] to display [Tag Explorer Window].
② In the Tag Explorer window, click Analog Tag.
③ Click the [OK] button.
3) A screen for setting the type, input value, step, and line color blinking is added.
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9.12.2.1. Input value
1) If you click the input value, you can set the size change according to the input value of Min and Max.
① Sets the flashing color. (Color 01: Blue, Color 02: Red)
② If the input value is 11, the outline of [drawing object] blinks once and is set to 0.2 second time If you
enter 21, the contour of [Drawing Object] will blink once, and it will be set to 0.5 second.
③ Click the [OK] button.
If the input value is 11, the outline of [Drawing Object] changes color to Blue, RED every 0.2 seconds and
works.
If the input value is 21, the outline of the drawing object is changed to Blue, RED, and operates every 0.5
second.
When the input value between 11 ~ 21 is set, it blinks at the speed of 200ms ~ 500ms.
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9.12.2.2. Step
1) By clicking on the step, you can set the line flicker according to the input range.
① Set the blinking color. (Color 01: Blue, Color 02: Red)
② By setting the value within the input range, you can set the time period in which the line blinks.
③ Click [Add icon] to add a range of values.
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2) Set the value range.
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① When the input range is from 1 to 10, set the period of blinking of the [Drawing Object] outline to 200 ms.
② When the input range is from 11 to 20, set the period of blinking of [drawing object] outline to 500ms.
③ When the input range is from 21 to 30, set the period of blinking of [Drawing Object] outline to 1000ms.
4) The outline of [Drawing Object] blinks according to the set value in the input range.
If the input value is between 1 and 10, the contour of [Drawing Object] blinks Blue, RED every 0.2 seconds.
If the input value is between 11 and 20, the outline of [Drawing Object] blinks Blue, RED every 0.5 seconds.
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If the input value is between 21 and 30, the outline of the rectangle flashes Blue, RED every second.
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9.13. Rotate
9.13.1 Digital
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3) Set to digital tag.
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① If you check counterclockwise, the rotation works counterclockwise.
② Turn ON to enable rotation.
③ Set the time taken to rotate once to 0.3 seconds.
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④ Click the [OK] button.
5) If the input value is ON value, it rotates in 0.3 second time interval of [drawing object].
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9.13.2. Analog
1) In the [Animation Setting Window], select the rotation and click [Browse].
2) Set to analog tag.
3) A screen to set the type, input value, step, and rotation is added.
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① Input value and step can be selected and set.
1) If you click the input value, you can set the size change according to the input value of Min and Max.
① If input value is set to 5, the rotation cycle time is set to 0.3 seconds, and when the input value is set
to 8, the rotation cycle is set to 0.8 seconds.
② Click [OK] button.
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9.13.2.2. Step
1) You can click the step to set the rotation according to the input range.
① You can set the rotation period of [Drawing Object] by setting a value within the input range.
② Click [Add icon] to add a range of values.
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2) Set the value range.
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① When the input range is 1 to 10, set the rotation period of [drawing object] to 0.3 seconds.
② When the input range is 11 to 20, set the rotation period of [drawing object] to 0.5 seconds.
③ When the input range is 21 to 30, set the rotation period of [drawing object] to 1 second.
3) [Drawing object] rotates according to the set value in the input range.
If the input value is between 1 and 10, [Drawing Object] rotates every 0.3 seconds.
If the input value is between 11 and 20, [Drawing Object] rotates every 0.5 seconds.
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If the input value is between 21 and 30, [Drawing Object] is rotated every 1 second.
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9.14. Change image
Click the [Image change animation] to set the image change behavior.
Create an image insert and click the [Image icon].
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Double-click [Insert Image], click [Add icon] in the Animation menu, and click Change Image Animation
In the animation menu, register the digital tag and set the illumination image turned on when turned on and
turned off when turned off.
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Check digital button in user input menu and register as digital tag.
Set the button type to DigitalToggle.
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When you click on the light icon to publish, ON, OFF the group.
ON OFF
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10. User input
You can create [Drawing Objects] to set digital and analog actions.
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10.1. User input settings
Double Click
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10.3. Page load
A page load is a menu that moves from the current page to another page.
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When linking [Drawing Object] from Page1 to Page2, it moves to page2 when [Drawing Object] is clicked.
page1 Page2
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10.4. Digital(Button)
[Digital Button Menu] allows you to control the [Drawing Object] set by the digital animation by creating a button.
To control with the [Digital Button], you must set the button animation and set the [Digital Button Menu] on the
button.
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Set Digital Fill Color Change Animation to [Drawing Object], set Yellow when the button is ON, and Blue when the
button is OFF. (Button Toggle setting)
When the button is clicked ON, [Drawing Object] changes color to Yellow, and when the button is OFF, [Drawing
Object] changes color to Blue.
Button=ON
Button=OFF
10.5. Digital(Dialog)
In [Digital Dialog Menu], when [Dialog Popup Window] appears, digital animation can be operated according to
the setting value.
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If you click the Button the [line color change dialogue window] appears. Clicking ‘1’ changes the line color of
[Drawing Object] to Brown.
Button
If you click the Button the [line color change dialogue window] appears. Clicking ‘0’ changes the line color of
[Drawing Object] to Gray.
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10.6. Analog(Button)
The [Analog Button Menu] allows you to control the [Drawing Object] for which the analog animation is set up
by creating a button.
To control with the [Analog Button], you must set the animation on the graphic and set the [Analog Button Menu]
on the button.
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In [Drawing Object], set the [analog fill color change animation], change the color from 1 to 10 to Red, and from
11 to 20, change the color to Blue.
The button type is set to StepUP, the step is set to 1, and the step range is set to 1 to 20.
Each time the button is clicked, the number is counted. The color of [Drawing Object] changes from 1 to 10 to Red,
and from 11 to 20, the color of [Drawing Object] changes to Blue.
1 to 10 11 to 20
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10.7. Analog(Dialog)
You can select [Analog Dialog] to operate the analog tagged animation.
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In [Drawing Objects], set [Animation of analog fill color change], set Red to 1 to 10, Blue to 11 to 20.
If you click the button and enter 8 in the input window, the color of [Drawing Object] changes to Red.
Button
Button
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10.8. Analog(Slider)
You can select Analog slider to confirm the animation setting change according to the slider movement.
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Change the animation fill color of [Drawing Object], set the animation, Red from 1 to 30, Blue from 31 to 60, and
green from 61 to 100.
Create a text output object and set it to print the value each time the slider moves.
Each time the object 1 moves up, the real time value is output from the text output window on the right side. The
object 2 is set. Red is changed from 1 to 30, Blue is changed from 31 to 60, and green is changed from 61 to 100.
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10.9. String(Dialog)
You can output the text string to the text output window by selecting [String dialog].
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Create a text output window and register a String tag, such as a rectangle object. If you click on the rectangle
object, the string input window appears, and when you enter a character, the characters typed in the text output
window are output.
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10.10. Report
You can output the current time by creating a button or text output window.
Create buttons and text output windows.
Double-click each text output window and button and click the Options menu.
Check on the option menu at a time.
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When you publish, real-time current time is output to text output window and button.
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11. Setting up multi-section monitoring
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① Click [Find].
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① Click OK button
If you run [show program] after posting, you can monitor each page from two monitors.
Once the monitor is added, you can add a new page and add sections and shows from the project settings
window.
If you enter "multi" in the _index page and "section" in the page2 page and publish, Monitor 1 will output multi
and monitor 2 will output the section.
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