Omron NS Programming Manual

Section 2 NS Series Functions 2-13 Display
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2-13-6 Consecutive Line Drawings
A consecutive line drawing is an object drawn within the object area using communications address
values as coordinates of the vertex points. Unlike regular polylines, these shapes can be changed dy-
namically. The top left vertex of the created object is the origin. If a vertex is outside of the object area,
that vertex will not be drawn.
Vertex 1 (0, 10)
Vertex 2 (10, 5)
Vertex 3 (20, 10)
The communications address values specify
each vertex’s X and Y coordinates.
(25,0) (0, 0)
(10,10)
The top-left point of the object is (0, 0).
$W100=0
$W101=10
$W102=10
$W103=5
$W104=20
$W105=10
The Start address of X-Y coordinate is set to $W100.
Coordinates of vertex 1
Coordinates of vertex 2
Coordinates of vertex 3
The vertices change as the
values of the communications
addresses change.
$W100=0
$W101=0
$W102=10
$W103=10
$W104=25
$W105=0
$W100=10
$W101=10
$W102=20
$W103=20
$W104=80
$W105=10
$W106=30
$W107=30
(20,20)
(10,10)
(30,30)
(80,10)
Created object area
Parts of the object
outside of the area are
not drawn.
The Start address of X-Y
coordinate is set to $W100.
Functional Object Property Settings
This section describes the functional object property settings in the Consecutive Line Drawing Window.

Omron NS Specifications

General

Power Supply	24 VDC
Display Size	5.7 to 12.1 inches (depending on the model)
Resolution	320 x 240 to 800 x 600
Touchscreen Type	Resistive
Display Type	TFT LCD
Communication Interfaces	RS-232C, RS-422/485, Ethernet, USB
Memory	Flash memory
Operating Temperature	0 to 50°C (depending on the model)
Storage Temperature	-20°C to 60°C
Protection Rating	IP65 (front panel)
Dimensions	Varies depending on the model
Weight	Varies depending on the model
CPU	Proprietary Omron CPU (performance varies depending on the model)