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Publication 2711-6.0
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Output Read O 0 0 0-4 0-15
Input Read I 1 0 0-7 0-15
Status Read / Write S 2 0–32 NA 0-15
Bit (Binary) Read / Write B 3 0-31 NA 0-511
Timer Read / Write T 4 0-39
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Counter Read / Write C 5 0-31
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Control Read / Write R 6 0-15
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8-15, EN, EU,
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Integer Read / Write N 7 0-104 NA 0-15
The PanelView terminal can read or write a single bit or value.
Bit Data
Bit data occupies a single bit and represents an On (closed) or
Off (open) condition.
DH-485 or DH+ Address B3/10 = On = Off
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Remote I/O Address B20:0/0
= On = Off
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Bit addresses greater than 15 (B3/24) are not valid when a DH+
PanelView terminal is communicating with a PLC-5.
Least Significant Bit
Least Significant Bit (LSB) triggering is available for multistate
indicators, list indicators, message displays and alarms. If priority is
important in triggering a series of states or messages, use Least
Significant Bit triggering:
• Triggering for messages or states are assigned a word of memory
(or more than one word if more than 16 messages or states are to
be prioritized). Each message or state trigger corresponds to a
specific bit, starting from the right (least significant bit).
• When the word or sequence of words is read right to left by the
terminal, it ignores bits that are not set (0) and displays the
message or state corresponding to the first bit that is set (1). The
controller clears/sets this bit, the terminal only reads the bit.
• The next time the word is read, a different bit is the first one set
(1), then its message or state displayed.
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- PanelBuilder 1
- Software 1
- Allen-Bradley 1
- Important User 2
- Information 2
- 3
- Communications Overview 4
- PanelBuilder Basics 4
- Working with 4
- Applications and Screens 4
- Creating 5
- Control List Selectors 5
- Chapter 10 6
- Chapter 11 6
- Chapter 12 6
- Terminal and 10
- Communication Setup 10
- Managing Projects 10
- Multilingual Support 10
- Validating and 11
- Transferring Applications 11
- Creating Reports 11
- Table of Contentsx 12
- Intended Audience 13
- Software Package 13
- Contents 14
- Conventions 15
- Related Publications 15
- PrefaceP–4 16
- Overview of PanelBuilder 17
- 1–2 Overview of PanelBuilder 18
- 1–3Overview of PanelBuilder 19
- 1–4 Overview of PanelBuilder 20
- • Control list selector 21
- • Numeric entry cursor points 21
- • Bar graphs 21
- • Goto screen button 21
- Screen Objects 22
- Installation 25
- Installing PanelBuilder 26
- Installation Setup 27
- Installation Procedure 28
- 2–5Installation 29
- 2–6 Installation 30
- RSLinx Lite Software 31
- 2–9Installation 33
- Maps the configured 33
- DF1 driver to 1KT:0 33
- INTERCHANGE Device 34
- Configuration Utility 34
- Removing INTERCHANGE Driver 38
- Configuration dialog 39
- REM CALL ABICRUN.BAT 40
- 2–17Installation 41
- C:\> ABICSTOP 41
- Planning an Application 43
- Applications and Projects 44
- Steps for Creating an 45
- Application 45
- 3–4 Planning an Application 46
- terminal 48
- Controller 49
- MicroLogix 1000 File Types 50
- Bit Data 50
- Value Data 51
- PanelView (Tag) Formats 51
- Signed and Unsigned Integers 51
- Floating Point 52
- Bit Array 53
- Character Array 53
- Data Entry Limits➁ 55
- Requirements/Tips 56
- DH+ Communications 59
- DF1 Communications 60
- DH-485/DH+/DF1 61
- Communication 61
- Considerations 61
- Rack Sizes and Module Groups 62
- Setup dialog 64
- I:YYW/BB O:YYW/BB 65
- I:024/10 65
- I:X.WW/BB O:X.WW/BB 65
- I:1.7/13 65
- Discrete I/O Example 66
- Setting Up a Block Transfer 68
- Block Transfer Write Example 70
- Transferring Multiple Blocks 71
- Remote I/O Communication Loss 72
- *Format Bar 74
- Application File Window 75
- Application Screen Window 75
- 5–5PanelBuilder Basics 77
- Format Bar 78
- 5–7PanelBuilder Basics 79
- Color Palette 80
- Dialog Boxes 81
- Spreadsheet Editor 82
- 5–11PanelBuilder Basics 83
- Changing Order of Columns 84
- PanelBuilder Defaults 85
- XX.XX.XX 86
- XX.XX.XX.XX 86
- XXX XX XXXX 86
- Working with Applications and 87
- New Application 89
- Application Name 90
- Opening an 91
- Existing Application 91
- Shows information 93
- • Rename an application 94
- CTRL+ENTER 95
- Opening a New Screen 96
- Existing Screen 97
- Opening 98
- Multiple Screens 98
- Activating a Screen 99
- Arranging Open Screens 99
- Reducing Screens to Icons 99
- Screen Attributes 100
- Closing Screens 100
- Changing 100
- Publication 2711-6.0 101
- Copying Screens to 102
- Another Application 102
- Converting Copied Screens 104
- Closing an Application 107
- Exiting PanelBuilder 107
- Working with Objects 109
- 7–2 Working with Objects 110
- Graphics 110
- Controls, Displays, List Keys 110
- Draw Pointer 111
- Creating Objects 112
- • Screen grid 113
- Touch Grid 113
- 7–6 Working with Objects 114
- • Or select another object 116
- Sizing Objects 117
- Moving Objects 117
- 7–10 Working with Objects 118
- Stacking Objects 119
- Zooming In and Out 119
- Formatting Objects 121
- Setting Default Colors 121
- • Double-click the object 122
- Configuring States of 123
- Multistate or List Objects 123
- State Operations 125
- Entering a Description 126
- Hiding an Object 127
- Copying/Cutting 128
- 7–21Working with Objects 129
- Deleting Objects 130
- Reversing an Operation 130
- Creating Push Buttons 131
- 8–2 Creating Push Buttons 132
- Push Button 133
- Text and Graphics 133
- Setting Properties 134
- 8–7Creating Push Buttons 137
- Configuring 138
- Push Button States 138
- Editing State Text 139
- Entering State Values 140
- 141
- Control List with Value Data 144
- Control List with Bit Data 144
- Creating a 145
- Control List Selector 145
- Control List 149
- Asterisk 149
- Configuring States for 150
- Creating List Keys 152
- Creating Data Entry Controls 153
- Numeric Entry Controls 154
- Numeric Entry Examples 155
- The scale (m) value is .01 156
- Equations for Scaling Example 158
- Scale=.018 158
- Scale=1.8 158
- Cursor Point Keypad Enable 159
- Tags Dialog 159
- Cursor Point 160
- Scaled ((2) (8) + ( -10)) 161
- ASCII Entry Controls 164
- ↵ on the keypad. The leftmost 165
- , the scratchpad closes 165
- For Maximum String Width 170
- DH+/DH-485/DF1 80 170
- Remote I/O 128 170
- DeviceNet 128 170
- Creating Screen Selectors 171
- Creating Screen Buttons 173
- Screen List Selector 175
- Configuring Entries 177
- PLC/SLC Controlled 179
- Screen Changes 179
- Numeric Displays 181
- Standard Data Displays 182
- Scaled Data Displays 182
- Error States 183
- Types of Bar Graphs 184
- Creating a Bar Graph 185
- Creating a Bar Graph Scale 187
- Creating Tick-Mark Labels 188
- Pressure is PSI90.25 189
- Pressure is PSI 189
- Tag Dialog 190
- Terminal Value=32767 191
- Multistate 192
- Triggering an Indicator State 193
- • Single Bit 193
- • Least Significant Bit 193
- Error State 196
- Value was selected under 196
- Read on the Properties tab 196
- Types of List Indicators 198
- Triggering a List Entry 199
- Creating a List indicator 200
- • underline (default is off) 203
- • text blink (default is off) 203
- Creating Message Displays 205
- *** TANK #1 LEVEL HIGH *** 206
- *** TANK #1 LEVEL LOW *** 206
- Creating a Message Display 210
- Configuring Messages 212
- Creating an Object 214
- The Value field appears only 215
- Managing Print Objects 216
- Using Global Objects 217
- Copying an Object 219
- 14–4 Using Global Objects 220
- ENTER to 220
- Using a Global Object 221
- Moving and 222
- Resizing a Global Object 222
- Creating Alarms 223
- Alarm Buttons 225
- Alarm List Examples 227
- Creating the Alarm Banner 228
- Alarm Message Display 229
- Showing Alarm Banner Position 230
- Creating an Alarm List 231
- 15–10 Creating Alarms 232
- 15–11Creating Alarms 233
- Configuring Global 234
- Parameters for Alarms 234
- Defining Alarm Triggers 236
- Trigger Operations 237
- Alarm Fields 239
- Value Triggered Alarms 240
- Bit or LSBit Triggered Alarms 241
- Alarm Operations 242
- Using Existing Text 242
- 15–21Creating Alarms 243
- BACKSPACE or DELETE 243
- Defining Optional 244
- Tags for Triggers 244
- 15–24 Creating Alarms 246
- 15–25Creating Alarms 247
- Defining Remote Tags 248
- Alarm Examples 250
- 15–29Creating Alarms 251
- 15–30 Creating Alarms 252
- 15–31Creating Alarms 253
- 15–32 Creating Alarms 254
- Adding Graphics 255
- Drawing a Line 257
- 16–4 Adding Graphics 258
- Drawing Shapes 259
- 16–6 Adding Graphics 260
- Adding ISA Symbols 261
- 16–8 Adding Graphics 262
- Background Text 262
- Pump #3 F9 262
- Off at 9:45 AM 262
- 16–9Adding Graphics 263
- • monochrome bitmaps 264
- • color bitmaps 264
- List of imported bitmaps 265
- 16–12 Adding Graphics 266
- 16–13Adding Graphics 267
- 16–14 Adding Graphics 268
- 16–15Adding Graphics 269
- Background Graphics 270
- Formatting Objects and Text 271
- Format Bar in Object Mode 272
- Format Bar in Inner Text Mode 272
- Changing the 273
- Appearance of Objects 273
- Changing Object Shape 274
- Changing Fill Pattern 276
- Using the Blink Option 277
- MANUALMANUAL 279
- Working with Inner Text 280
- Editing Inner Text 281
- Inserting Time or Date 283
- Inserting a Numeric Variable 284
- Inserting an ASCII Variable 286
- ASCII from the popup menu 287
- Embedded Variable menu 287
- Inner Graphic 289
- Adding Inner Graphic 290
- Removing an Inner Graphic 293
- Editing Graphics 293
- Appearance of Text 294
- Sizing Text 295
- Aligning Text 296
- Underlining Text 297
- Foreground and Background 300
- Colors of Text are Reversed 300
- Using the Text Editor 301
- Opening the Text Editor 302
- Entering New Text 303
- Editing Text 304
- Inserting Variables in Text 305
- Sorting Text 306
- Filtering Text 306
- Printing Text 307
- Deleting Unused Text 308
- Renumbering Text 309
- Moving Text 309
- Copying Text into Objects 310
- 18–11Using the Text Editor 311
- Working with Tags 313
- Opening the Tag Editor 314
- 19–4 Working with Tags 316
- Click: To: 316
- Table View only 316
- ‘b’ in y = mx + b 318
- Copying Tags 320
- Duplicating Tags 321
- Sorting Tags 323
- Setting Up the Printer 325
- Setting Up the Page 325
- Tag Import/Export Utility 327
- Importing Tags 328
- Handling Data Collisions 329
- 19–18 Working with Tags 330
- 19–19Working with Tags 331
- Interpreting Error Messages 332
- Terminal and Communication 333
- Terminal Setup Overview 334
- Defining DH-485 335
- Communications 335
- Defining DH+ 337
- Defining DF1 339
- Defining Remote I/O 341
- Defining Block Transfers 343
- Terminal Type 347
- Setting Power-up Options 349
- Setting Time/Date Format 351
- Setting Advanced 353
- Terminal Options 353
- Setting a Display 355
- Maintenance Schedule 355
- Control Tags Example 357
- Project Operations 361
- Managing Devices 362
- Device Operations 363
- Copying a Project 364
- Restoring a Project 365
- Moving an Application 365
- Replacing Duplicate Tags 366
- Adding Unknown 367
- Tags or Devices to a Project 367
- Setting Preferences 368
- Tags and Devices 368
- Created with a Restricted 369
- Release of PanelBuilder 369
- System Requirements 372
- Terminology 372
- What is FontTool? 373
- Input Method Editor 374
- Using FontTool 375
- Creating Font Files 376
- Viewing Sample Text 378
- Opening Font Files 378
- Saving Font Files 379
- Printing Font Files 380
- Creating an Application 381
- 22–14 Multilingual Support 384
- Troubleshooting 385
- Translating 386
- Application Text in Excel 386
- 22–17Multilingual Support 387
- Using Windows Standard 388
- Fonts to enter Western 388
- European Characters 388
- Validating and Transferring 389
- Applications 389
- Validating Applications 390
- Correcting Validation Errors 391
- • PanelView terminal 394
- • Memory card 394
- • DOS file 394
- PanelView Terminal 394
- Memory Card 395
- DOS File 395
- Transfer Utilities 396
- Internal DF1 Driver 397
- Downloading on a 400
- Local DH+ Link 400
- Downloading to a 401
- Terminal using Pass-Through 401
- Remote I/O Pass-Through Setup 402
- DH-485 Pass-Through Setup 403
- Downloading to a DOS File 406
- Uploading Directly 407
- Uploading on a 409
- Uploading from a Terminal 410
- Using Pass-Through 410
- Using the Application 411
- File Transfer Utility 411
- Verifying an Application 412
- Click OK to start 413
- Downloading to a Memory Card 414
- • ATA card drive 414
- To upload an application: 415
- Decreasing the Size of 416
- Application for Downloads 416
- Exceeding RAM Memory 416
- Printing a Report 418
- Title Page 420
- 24–5Creating Reports 421
- 24–6 Creating Reports 422
- Command Summary 423
- Edit Screen Menu 424
- Edit Objects Menu 424
- View Menu 425
- Objects Menu 425
- Align Menu 426
- Format Menu 426
- Application Menu 427
- Window Menu 427
- Help Menu 428
- Tool and Bitmap Summary 429
- Edit Tools 430
- Object Formatting Tools 430
- Text Formatting Tools 431
- Inner Graphic Tools 431
- Graphic Tools 432
- Control and Display Tools 433
- List Key Tools 434
- PanelBuilder Worksheets 439
- PanelBuilder WorksheetsC–2 440
- Touch Screen Worksheet 441
- Keypad Screen Worksheet 442
- PanelView 900/1000 Terminal 444
- Keypad Worksheet 444
- PanelView Operator Terminal 446
- Address Worksheet 446
- Software Error and Warning 447
- Messages 447
- Validation Messages 455
- Starting PanelBuilder 464
- General Download Errors 464
- Downloading with INTERCHANGE 466
- Downloading with RSLinx 467
- INTERCHANGE Error/ 468
- Information Messages 468
- Troubleshooting F–7 469
- TroubleshootingF–8 470
- Troubleshooting F–9 471
- TroubleshootingF–10 472
- Troubleshooting F–11 473
- Internal Read Only Tags 475
- PV900M/1000G Tags 476
- PV600C/900C/1000C Tags 476
- PV1400 Tags 476
- DH-485 Tags 477
- Remote I/O Tags 477
- Using ASCII Characters 479
- ASCII Character Set 480
- Extended ASCII Character Set 481
- Glossary 483
- Glossary–2 484
- Glossary–3 485
- Glossary–4 486
- Glossary–5 487
- Glossary–6 488
- Publication 2711–6.0 489
- Index–10 498
- Index–11 499
- PanelBuilder Tools 502
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