NT30-KBA04 Omron, NT30-KBA04 Datasheet - Page 188

• Manufacturer Part Number: NT30-KBA04
• Description: ANTI GLARE COVER FOR NT31
• Manufacturer: Omron

Specifications of NT30-KBA04

• Leaded Process Compatible: No
• Peak Reflow Compatible (260 C): No
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: Contains lead / RoHS non-compliant

Opening Windows with the Cursor Moving Keys
4-10-3 Temporary Input Fields
How to Input Data Into Temporary Input Fields
Pop-Up Window Function
Touch switch for which cursor
moving and window opening
functions have been set
It is possible to set a window key open function for the cursor moving keys used
for numeral/character string setting, in addition to their cursor moving function.
Doing this makes it possible to specify an input field and also display the window
to be used in a one touch operation.
If another window is open when the cursor moving key is pressed, that window is
closed first before the specified window is opened (the cursor also moves to the
specified input field). If the specified window is already open, the cursor moves to
the relevant input field but nothing else happens.
If the cursor moving keys are created automatically during creation of a numeral/
character string input field with the NT-series Support Tool, the window opening
function is not set. In this case, the window to be opened can be specified by
modifying the touch switch.
Only one numeral or character string setting input field can be registered for a
window. This input field can be used - in combination with a number of numeral
and character string input fields on base screens - for provisional input before
any data is input into the actual input field on the base screen. This kind of numer-
al or character string input field in a window is called a temporary input field. Its
advantage is that entries can be input into the temporary input field while check-
ing the current setting on the base screen.
However, if the temporary input field in the window and the input field on the base
screen are not of the same type, the temporary input field will not be displayed.
Note also that temporary input fields cannot be used for thumb wheel type input
fields.
The temporary input field will also be unusable and not displayed if it has fewer
digits than the actual input field on the base screen (number of integer digits +
number of decimal fraction digits + digit for decimal point + digit for sign).
If it is not possible to use a temporary input field, the data has to be input directly
onto the base screen.
Temporary input fields are used in the following way.
(1) Specify the numeral/character string input field used for actual input with a
numeric key, system key, or touch switch (cursor moving key).
The actual method used for specification is the same as that for numeral set-
ting. See Specifying the Numeral Setting Input Column to be Entered (page
165).
Numeral/character string
setting input field
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ABCDE
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Top touch
switch
pressed
Numeral/character string
setting input field
1 2 3 4 5 6
Specified window opens
ABCDE
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