Topcon OPUS A6G2 - Numeric Field

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OPUS Projektor Manual
Object Reference
}
else
{
//no usb stick present, show alarm 1 that shows an eror
message
setVariableValue("@AlarmShow", 0x8001);
}
Why can't I change the position in an MP3 file?
Changing position (seeking) for MP3 encoded audio files is currently not supported by the
backend. If seeking is importand, the MP3 files can be converted to e.g. MPEG AAC or
Vorbis audio files.
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Numeric Field
Tutorial video about the Numeric Field
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMaRboYi8W4
The numeric field object is designed to show numbers on the screen. It can be customized
like any other object using it's properties.
The numeric field has a lot of common properties. See here for a description of them. Here
only the numeric field specific properties are described.
Numeric Field Specific Properties
Format
Choose between normal decimal representation of the displayed number or a scientific
exponential representation.
Examples:
Decimal value: 15, scientific notation / floating-point representation: 1.5e+1
Decimal value: 0.1, scientific notation / floating-point representation: 1.0e-1
Decimal value: 32767, scientific notation / floating-point representation: 3.2767e+4
Default value: Decimal
Possible values: Decimal or Exponential
Leading Zeros
It is possible to display zeros (0) before the actual value of the numeric field.
This is useful if always a fixed number of digits shall be displayed (e.g. when showing the
time: without leading zeros 9:4, with leading zeros: 09:04).
The number of zeros that are displayed is dependent on the width of the object. The whole
available space will be filled.
Default value: Disabled
Possible values: Disabled or enabled
Display Zeros As Blanks
If this property is enabled, the value 0 will not be displayed in the numeric field.
This could be useful if e.g. only a deviation shall be displayed but nothing if the value is right
at target.
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