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| Place of Origin: | Japan |
| Brand Name: | Tamagawa |
| Certification: | TS5017N60 |
| Model Number: | TS5017N60 |
| Minimum Order Quantity: | 1pcs |
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| Packaging Details: | carton |
| Delivery Time: | in stock |
| Payment Terms: | T/T, Western Union, MoneyGram |
| Supply Ability: | 100pcs/week |
| Tamagawa: | Tamagawa | TS5017N60: | TS5017N60 |
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| Color: | Black | Temperature: | 20-120 |
| Demention: | 20-120 | Material: | Iron |
| Japan: | Japan |
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| Some of the objects in the object tree "Project documentation" are of the type "Dynamic metafile" and do not offer an option to select data for output. | |
| These objects are firmly linked to the WinCC applications and provide the designated configuration data as an image for output in a report | |
| Objects of the dynamic metafile type are marked in the object tree with the symbol |
The external form of the objects can be influenced by changing their attributes. The procedure is the same for all objects of this type. You can call up direct help for each attribute by rightclicking on it in the "Attribute" column.
The relevant object of the type "Dynamic metafile" has been inserted in the layout, and selected. ● The Object Properties window is open, and the Properties tab is active.
On the left of the Properties tab, select the object from the directory tree and open the branching node. The property groups of the object are shown in a directory tree. 2. Select a property group. The attribute of this group are shown in the area on the right. 3. Choose an attribute and double-click it. This will open a dialog which allows you to edit the attribute properties. 4. Specify the settings you want and confirm your entries with "OK". 5. Close the Object Properties window and save the layout.
Some of the objects in the object tree "Project documentation" are of the type "Dynamic table" and do not offer an option to select data for output. These objects are firmly linked to the WinCC applications and provide the designated configuration data as a table for output in a report. These dynamic tables do not offer any editing options in the "Link" tab of the "Object Properties" dialog. Objects of the dynamic table type are marked in the object tree with the symbol
The external form of the objects can be influenced by changing their attributes. The procedure is the same for all objects of this type. You can call up direct help for each attribute by rightclicking on it in the "Attribute" column. Requirements ● The relevant object of the type "Dynamic table" has been inserted in the layout, and selected. ● The Object Properties window is open, and the Properties tab is active.
To permit the data from a CSV file to be output in a WinCC log, the data must correspond to a set structure. The data in a CSV file are prepared by the user. You will find more information in chapters "Outputting Data from a CSV Table" and "Example of Reporting CSV Files".
Each section must begin with the name of the corresponding file structure, followed by one or more lines containing the elements of the file structure. The following file structures are defined:
The table, columns, and data must be defined as follows: #Table; Name; Columns; Font; Font size - Name = name of the table control or file - Columns = number of columns - Font = font of the table - Font size = font size of the table #Column; Num; Header; Width; Alignment - Num = number of the column - Header = header of the column - Width = width of the column in characters - Alignment = left aligned/centered/right aligned #Data; Color; Col1; Col2; Col3; Col4; ... - Color = color attribute of the line (0xbbggrr) - Col1 = data of column 1 - Col2 = data of column 2 - etc.
Points to Note About the Data in the CSV File The control characters for colors, alignment, etc. are always at the beginning of the output text and can be combined with each other (e.g. "output text"). The entry is not casesensitive.
The "Width" parameter indicates the relative width of the columns. The effective width of the column in the table is calculated as follows: [ [ Table width as a number of characters ] x [ relative width of the column in % ] / [ sum of all relative widths of the column ] The line defined for tables in the CSV file contains one more column than the data lines. If a spreadsheet program such as Excel is used to edit the data, the columns for the headings and the data will no longer match up. To prevent this from happening, you can enter a semicolon (;) as the first character in the data lines of the CSV file. The data blocks of the CSV file may not contain blanks. When you open the CSV in Excel, the data columns are shifted one column to the right. The columns for the headings and data will then match up. If the first column does not contain anything, you have to insert a blank (;blank;first data value;...).
