Panasonic Web-Server FP User Manual

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FP Web-Server V2.11

7.1 Details on the FP Web-Server's Web Page Functions

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to be transformed into an .MTM file by the "HTML-Compiler" and transferred to the FP
Web-Server afterwards.

This is done automatically upon pressing the [SEND] button of the Configurator. If the 'HTML
Compiler' discovers an input error, you receive an error message and the location of the error
found in the HTML code is displayed. If the compilation is carried out error free, the file .MTM is
created and transferred to the FP Web-Server.

An .MTM file corresponds to an .HTM file besides the following issues:

• A Java Script sub-function has been added to the "Header" to display submit

confirmations.

• A meta tag has been inserted into the "Header" to control the optional, automatic reload

of the page.

• The {...} PLC data fields are replaced by the respective number of spaces.
• The information (addresses, formats...) of the PLC data fields were attached as binary

data.

The maximum size of the .HTM and the .MTM file is limited to 64kB.
Please do not use special characters and umlauts in {...} PLC data fields. The

following characters are strictly forbidden: " _ % \ < > & ' ?

7.1.8 Data Fields for Displaying PLC Data on HTML Pages

To integrate PLC data display fields into an HTML page, the following parameters are enclosed
in {...} curly brackets and inserted directly at the respective location on the HTML page.

• Data type and data address of the PLC
• Number of display locations on the page (for numbers)
• Specification of the format displayed (format of numbers or text ON/ OFF for internal

relay)

The {...} fields can only be seen in the HTML editor (ASCII Text Editor) and are replaced by the
respective number of spaces by the "HTML-Compiler". Such a file is then named an .MTM file
and saved on the FP Web-Server. Upon the request of an Internet browser, the fields are filled
with he current data by the FP Web-Server and displayed by the browser.

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