NT600SST121BEV3 Omron, NT600SST121BEV3 Datasheet - Page 329

• Manufacturer Part Number: NT600SST121BEV3
• Description: LCD Touch Panels
• Manufacturer: Omron

Specifications of NT600SST121BEV3

• Peak Reflow Compatible (260 C): No
• Leaded Process Compatible: No
• Rohs Compliant: No
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: Lead free / RoHS Compliant
• Other names: NT600S-ST121B-EV3

Recipe Table
Section
7-10
Sign
Display sign option. Check if you want a sign to be displayed.
Integer/Decimal
Displays the precision of the integer/decimal digit of the numeral data. Limitation
on the sum of integer and decimal digits will follow the numeral display restriction.
Words
Defines the memory size for the parameter. The address column will be reset
when this size is changed.
PLC Address
Displays the starting PLC address used by the parameter.
Goto Entry
This will allow the selection of an entry by specifying the entry number through a
Go to dialog.
Insert Mark
Inserts a mark object in a parameter name.
Import
The Parameter values in the records of a recipe can be edited through a CSV
(Comma Separated Values) file. Each line consists of the fields of a record, with a
comma separating two fields.
The first line of a CSV file is the header. The first field is the recipe name. If it con-
tains ASCII characters from 0x00 to 0x1F will be converted to spaces after im-
port. The second field is “Master Record Flag,” which is equivalent to the Lock
check box in the Record Setting dialog. Subsequent fields are the names of all
the parameters in the record.
The second line onwards contain the parameter value of the records in the rec-
ipe. The first field is the record name. The second field is a value indicating
whether the Lock check box should be checked or unchecked. 0 means un-
checked and 1 means checked. Any other values are considered invalid. Subse-
quent fields are the actual values of the parameters in that record.
During export of parameters in the Record Setting Table, the decimal points of
the parameters will not be exported. Example: Parameter 1 is set to 3 integer
digits and 2 decimal digits, and the parameter value is 123.45. After exporting to
CSV format the value will become 12345. Hexadecimal values will be converted
to the decimal equivalent after export.
If you try to import a CSV file that has a value with a decimal point, it is considered
invalid and an improper line dialog is displayed. Likewise, hexadecimal values
containing A-F are not allowed.
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