Rockwell Automation 2711-ND3 PanelBuilder v2.60 Software User Manual User Manual

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Creating Bar Graphs, Indicators, Numeric Displays

Publication 2711-6.0

Decimal Point

A value may be stored as an integer, then scaled by the terminal so it
can be displayed as a decimal. See page 12–2 on scaling.

The Decimal Point area specifies whether a scaled value displays
with a fixed or floating point decimal.

32767 x (.0001) +94 =

SCALE

Scale = .0001

Offset = 94

Terminal Value=32767

Displayed Value=97.2767

Select Fixed Point to position the decimal point 0 to 10 places to
the left of the rightmost character. A value of 0 displays a value
without a decimal point.

Select

For this position

Select

For this position

0

97

6

97.276767

1

97.2

7

97.2767676

2

97.27

8

97.27676767

3

97.276

9

97.276767676

4

97.2767

10

9.7276767676

5

97.27676

Note: If Position is



0, then the field width must be 2 > decimal

position for positive numbers. One position is used for the digit to
the left of the decimal and one for the decimal point. For negative
numbers the field width must be 3 > decimal position.

For example, to display the number –0.1234, set the field width to
7 and the decimal position to 4.

Select Floating Point to have the terminal position the decimal.

Read Tag

Specifies the name of the tag address from which to read the display
data. If the tag doesn’t exist, enter a tag name. Edit the tag
definition using the Edit Tag button or the Tag Editor.

Valid data types for the read tag are unsigned/signed integer, 4BCD
and floating point.

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