Object address list and i/o usage worksheets, 4ć11, Planning your application chapter 4 – Rockwell Automation 2711 PANELBUILDER SOFTWARE USER MANUAL User Manual
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Planning Your Application
Chapter 4
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Figure 4.3
Screen Worksheet for Touch Screen Terminals
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Screen Worksheet for Touch Screen Terminal
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Application File Name:
Screen Number:
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Sketch the label for each button on your worksheet. Buttons must be sized
in multiples of touch cells. Other objects, such as boxes or lines, can be
any size—from a one character cell to the full screen. Objects cannot
overlap.
IMPORTANT: When designing a screen, remember that the Alarm
window, the Information window and the Terminal Fault window can pop
up and cover any objects underneath. On Touch Screen terminals, any
buttons which are covered can’t be pressed.
The Object Address List
Use the Object Address List to record details of the object you will put on
a screen, including object name, type, and address information. One or
more worksheets should be used for each screen.
Object Address List and I/O
Usage Worksheets