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Input of Numeric Values and Character Strings
Section 8-7
- “Window open key” touch switch
Specify the window screen number of the window used for inputting a numeric
value.
(Used when opening the window for inputting a numeric value. This operation
is not necessary if the “window open” function is set for the “cursor moving
key”.)
- “Window close key” touch switch
Create the window screen used for the input and register the following elements
for it.
- Touch switch “input key – control”
@ 0 to 9
@ A to F (only for the numeral setting input field of the
hexadecimal display format)
@" (necessary for inputting a negative value)
@ . (necessary for inputting a decimal fraction)
- Numeral setting input field (numeric key type) (temporary input field) 1 field
Reference: Only one numeral setting input field (numeric key type) can be registered in a win-
dow, and this numeral setting input field is used as a temporary input field (a
thumbwheel type numeral setting input field cannot be registered for a window).
[Operation]
(1) Display the screen where a numeral setting input field is registered.
(2) Specify the objective numeral setting input field using the “input key – control”
and the “cursor moving keys”.
For the procedure for specifying the objective numeral setting input field, refer
to “Specifying the objective numeral setting input field using the input key –
control” (page 523).
Reference: If the “window open” function is set for the “cursor moving keys”, the specified win-
dow automatically opens.
(3) Press the “window open key” to open the window which is used for inputting a
numeric value.
Reference: The way in which the window is opened differs according to the property set for the
“window open key” (page 348).
(4) Input a numeric value into the temporary input field using the “input key – con-
trol”.
The same procedure as used for inputting a numeric value into a normal nu-
meral setting input field can be used. For the procedure for inputting a numer-
ic value, refer to “Inputting operation using touch switches” (page 520).
For restrictions on using a temporary input field, refer to “Restrictions on using
a temporary input field” (page 530).
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