STD_LEDS

These symbols can be used to display bit messages as LEDs (for status displays such as On, Off, etc.).

Symbol Symbol name Description
STD SYMBOLE 62 Led_1 This symbol is used to display bit messages such as On/Off, etc.
STD SYMBOLE 63 Led_2 This symbol is used to display bit messages such as On/Off, etc.
STD SYMBOLE 64 Led_3 This symbol is used to display bit messages such as On/Off, etc.
STD SYMBOLE 65 Led_32Bits This symbol is used to display bit messages for bit 32 pattern.
STD SYMBOLE 66 Led_4 This symbol is used to display bit messages such as On/Off, etc.
STD SYMBOLE 67 Led_5 This symbol is used to display bit messages such as On/Off, etc.
STD SYMBOLE 68 Led_6 This symbol is used to display bit messages such as On/Off, etc.
STD SYMBOLE 69 LED_invalid_default This symbol displays the invalid bit and the default value bit of the configured datapoint.
STD SYMBOLE 70 Led_OnOff_1 This symbol combines two LEDs.
STD SYMBOLE 71 Led_OnOff_2 This symbol combines two LEDs.
STD SYMBOLE 72 Led_OnOff_3 This symbol combines two LEDs.
STD SYMBOLE 73 Led_userBits This symbol displays a DPE's user bits.

Led_1

This symbol, like most of the others, has options to display the alert color ("Show current alert state color") and the invalid color ("indicate "invalid" by color") in the reference editor. By default, the on/off status is displayed by STD_led_Off/STD_led_On, but you can define other colors using the Color Editor. When the alert color is selected ("Show current alert state color") the status color is grayed out.

STD SYMBOLE 74

Led_32Bits

This symbol is used to display bit32 status displays. Again, the set bits are displayed by STD_led_On.

STD SYMBOLE 75

Led_On_Off

Same principle as Led_1 (and the others); the only difference is that you have to specify two datapoint elements (On/Off) in this case!