Rockwell Automation 2711 PANELBUILDER SOFTWARE USER MANUAL - Manual (Page 290)

The Objects
Chapter 10
10-25
Choose List in the Object Menu to configure the list.
Use Move to position your object on the screen.
Choose Width to specify how many characters you can fit on a line for
each state in the list.
Choose Number of States to define the height of the list. For single height
characters, you can have up to 24 states; for double height characters you
can have up to 12 states. If you include a border around your list you will
lose two single size or one double size entry.
Use the Edit Text and Move Text items to create the list names. The list is
strictly for your information.
Use Border to select a border type for your list. If you include a border,
you will lose two single size or one double size entry (state).
Use Buttons in the Object Menu to configure the Up Cursor, Down Cursor
and Enter buttons. To save screen space you can disable either the Up
Cursor or the Down Cursor button (but not both). A button that has been
disabled doesn’t appear on the screen.
There are seven numeric objects:
Set Value Button
Increment Value Button
Decrement Value Button
Numeric Data Display
Numeric Keypad-Enable Buttons (Keypad terminals only)
Small or Large Numeric Entry Keypads (Touch Screen terminals only)
Numeric Input Cursor Points (Keypad terminals only)
If you want to display an array of numeric values on a screen, and allow an
operator to change any of the values, refer to the section Editing an Array
of Numeric Values, later in this chapter.
Numeric objects can be divided into two groups: Input objects (which are
used for numeric entry) and Display Objects (which display numeric
values on the screen).
Numerics