5-6 Initialization/Setting Screen
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The following items will be displayed in the Initialization/Setting Screen
Tab Name Item Function
Remove Removes the drive specified as the save destination of
history data.
Alarm/Event History
Initialize/Save
Initializes and saves alarm/event history data.
Data Log
Initialize/Save
Initializes and saves the data log.
Operation Log
Initialize/Save
Initializes and saves the operation log.
Error Log
Initialize/Save
Initializes and saves the error log.
Initialize
Internal Holding
Memory ($HB/$HW)
Initialize
Initializes and saves the Internal Holding Memory
($HB/$HW).
PT Settings Screen Saver Sets whether to use the screen saver.
Key Press Sound
Sets whether an input sound is heard when the touch
switches are clicked.
Buzzer Sound Sets whether to sound a buzzer when a command
from the host is received or an error occurs.
Backlight Sets the backlight brightness when using the NSA
Series.
(Settings cannot be made when the NS-Runtime is
used in an environment other than the NSA Series.)
Calendar Check Sets and displays the date and the time of the
system clock.
Project Project Title Displays the project title.
No. of Labels Displays the number of labels set for the project.
Initial Screen Sets and displays the screen numbers first
displayed after the NS-Runtime is started.
Initial label Sets and displays the label number shown on the
screen after the NS-Runtime is started.
Alarm/Event Rec.
Method
Displays the method for recording the alarm/event
histories.
Data Log Rec. Method
Displays the method for recording the data log.
Oper. Log Rec.
Method
Displays the method for recording the operation log.
Error Log Rec. Method
Displays the method for recording the error log.
System Memory
Displays the allocated hosts and addresses of the system
memory ($SB/$SW).
Password Password Changes a password.
Comm. Comm. Auto-return Selects whether automatic recovery is used when a
communications error occurs.
Time-out Interval Sets and displays the timeout monitor time.
Retry Counts Sets and displays the number of communications
retries.
Serial A Sets and displays whether serial port A is used, the
communications method and other details.
Serial B Sets and displays whether serial port B is used, the
communications method, and other details.
Ethernet
Sets and displays whether Ethernet is used and
communications details.
Controller Link
Sets and displays whether Controller Link is used and
communications details.
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