Watlow Silver Series - Manual (Page 162)

154 EZware5000 Series Programming Manual
6. The Bar color/style determines the appearance of the Bar Graph.
Function Description
Frame Set the color of the outside of the bar
Bar Set the color of the filled part of the bar.
Background Set the color of the unfilled part of the bar.
Bar Style
Set the pattern of the filled part of the bar.
7. Set up the Target indicator. This selects the color of the filled part of the bar when it reaches a preset value.
Function Description
Enable When checked, the Target Indicator is active.
Color Set the color to change the bar when the value is equal to the Target Value.
Target Value The value at which to change the color of the bar.
Tolerance
Set a tolerance for the Target Value. When the value is less than or greater than the Target Value
by this value, the bar will remain in the selected color.
8. Select the Alarm indicators colors.
Function Description
Low Limit The value at which the bar will change to the Low Color.
Low Color The color to change the bar when the value reaches the Low Limit.
High Limit The value at which the bar will change to the High Color.
High Color The color to change the bar when the value reaches the High Limit.
9. Set up Target/alarm/zero (span) dynamic address. When checked, this option allows certain alarm limits to
be read from the PLC / Controller. The Target value, and Low limit, and High limit fields are disabled. Data is
read from the PLC as follows:
Specified Address Low Limit
Specified Address + 1 High Limit
Specified Address + 2 Target Value
10. Once the part is placed onto the window, you can adjust the attributes of the Bar Graph by double-clicking
on the part.
Creating Meter Displays
The Meter Display Object is used to represent the data in a 16-bit or 32-bit PLC register as a scaled meter. The meter
can be easily customized to the look that you want.
The Meter Display can be configured with any base number that represents 0 level and any span range.
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To create a Meter Display Object:
1. From the Objects menu, click Meter Display, or click the Meter Display icon in the Object 2 toolbar. The New
Display Meter Object dialog box appears.
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