Rockwell Automation 2711 PANELBUILDER SOFTWARE USER MANUAL - Manual (Page 291)

The Objects
Chapter 10
10-26
Table 10.D
Input and Display Objects
Input Objects Display Objects
Set Value Button Numeric Data Display
Increment Value Button Numeric Input Cursor Point
Decrement Value Button Scrolling List
Keypad (Touch Screen Terminals)
KeypadĆEnable Button (Keypad Terminals)
Numeric Input Cursor Point
Table 10.E lists the capabilities of numeric objects, in terms of the decimal
points and negative sign—some objects can display the decimal point and
negative sign, and some cannot; some can accept the decimal point and/or
negative sign as part of the operator’s input, and some cannot.
Table 10.E
Decimal Point, Polarity Capabilities, and Data Ranges of Numeric Objects
Decimal Point Polarity Data Range
Set Value Button N N 0 - 99,999,999
Increment Value Button N N 0 - 99,999,999
Decrement Value Button N N 0 - 99,999,999
Keypad (Touch Screen
Terminals)
Y Signed Integer -32,768 - 99,999,999
KeypadĆEnable Button
(Keypad Terminals)
Y Signed Integer -32,768 - 99,999,999
Numeric Input Cursor
Point
Y Signed Integer -32,768 - 99,999,999
Numeric Data Display Y Y -9,999,999 - 99,999,999
Scrolling List Y Y -9,999,999 - 99,999,999
Set Value Button
The Set Value Button is used to set a PLC input address to a specific value
(a control value) with a single button press. Use this button if there is a
typical set point value that an operator might want to revert to frequently.
You can use a Set Value Button with Numeric Data Display and the
Increment and Decrement Buttons to change and monitor a value
associated with the Set Value Button.