STD_PARTS

These symbols are used to make up standard objects (STD_OBJECTS) or panels. They only act as references. Please see the chapter Working with objects for details on how to create custom objects using STD_PARTS.

Symbol Symbol name Description
STD SYMBOLE 81 element_alert Alarm display (alert color)
STD SYMBOLE 82 element_clickbox Box to click on a DPE
STD SYMBOLE 83 element_clickbox_graphic Clickbox with a graphic
STD SYMBOLE 84 element_comment Displays comment on datapoint element
STD SYMBOLE 85 element_default Displays whether a default value is set.
STD SYMBOLE 86 element_invalid Displays whether invalid is set.
STD SYMBOLE 87 element_off_alert Displays whether the drive requires maintenance (when operation time expires).
STD SYMBOLE 88 element_unit Displays unit for datapoint element
STD SYMBOLE 89 element_unit_address Displays unit if the address is active.
STD SYMBOLE 90 element_value Displays value of the datapoint element.
STD SYMBOLE 91 element_value_errorframe Displays frame for error message.
STD SYMBOLE 92 element_wh_service_type Displays whether service is required.
STD SYMBOLE 93 mode_H Displays manual/automatic horizontal mode.
STD SYMBOLE 94 mode_V Displays manual/automatic vertical mode.
STD SYMBOLE 95 panel_corrvalueselect Opens correction value panel for editing the datapoint element
STD SYMBOLE 96 panel_header_dpcomment Comment on datapoint element as panel header
STD SYMBOLE 97 panel_trendselect combo box for selecting the trend range and button for displaying the trend display.
STD SYMBOLE 98 setpoint

Input box; press Enter to confirm.

Add an _address config to the datapoint that is used for the setpoint. The config is necessary to display the setpoint.
STD SYMBOLE 99 state_text Displays alert color with related text (for bus)
STD SYMBOLE 100 state_text_sim Displays alert color with text and check box for simulating an alarm
STD SYMBOLE 101 WH_SC1_button Operation time counter