Changing the State by Turning ON/OFF the Display Address This is equivalent to Type 2-1 Buttons in the NS series. The state is not changed when pressed down, but changed when turning ON or OFF the display address. 24 1. Select the [Toolbox] tab. On the tab page, select [Lamps] – [Bit Lamp], then drag and drop it to the page. tab page, select [Lamps] – [Bit Lamp], then drag and drop it to the page. 2. Select the Bit Lamp and open the [Properties] tab page. Specify [Appearance] and [Layout] arbitrarily. At the same time, specify the condition to change the state (i.e. the display address as defined in the NS series).
If you only enter variable name in [Expression], it is defined as accompanied by “=True”. 3. Select the [Toolbox] tab. On the tab page, select [Buttons] – [Momentary Button], then drag and drop it to the page. (Select a Toggle Button if you need toggle operation, or a Set Button for set operation. You can select a button to create depending on the function.) 4. Set all the parameters to specify the colors of the Momentary Button to “Transparent”.