Rockwell Automation 2711 PANELBUILDER SOFTWARE USER MANUAL - Manual (Page 312)

The Objects
Chapter 10
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To Define the Numeric Input Cursor Point Character
1. Choose Numeric Input Cursor Point from Numerics in the Add menu
to place the object on the screen. By default, the Numeric Cursor
Point object uses a small arrow as the cursor character. This character
can be changed. If you want to use one of the characters on the
keyboard for the cursor point character, choose Cursor from the
Object menu.
2. Type the character of your choice and press Enter.
If the character is not available on the keyboard, then:
1. Choose Cursor Character
2. Press and hold down a Ctrl key combination or Alt and the
character’s ASCII code, then press Enter. See Appendix E, The
Extended Character Set for more information.
Editing an Array of Numeric Values
The following examples show different ways of displaying several numeric
values on a screen and allowing an operator to change any of them.
Example 1 (for Keypad terminals)
Figure 10.6
Example 1
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" NNN.N " NNN.N
" NNN.N " NNN.N
ENTER
VALUE
Keypad Enable Button
DI11/0-17 - Keypad Control Address
DI10/1 - Enter Key Control Address
Numeric Data Display
DO10/0-17
Set Bit Cursor Point
DI10/0