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| Place of Origin: | Japan |
| Brand Name: | Tamagawa |
| Certification: | CE |
| Model Number: | TS5013N69 |
| 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 | TS5013N69: | TS5013N69 |
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| Japan: | Japan | COLOR: | BLACK |
| Temperature: | 20-120 | WIRE: | WIRE |
| Material: | Iron | Demention: | 50mm |
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languages containing non-Latin characters, such as Cyrillic, Greek or Asian character sets. For further information please refer to "Configuring with Non-Latin Fonts".
WinCC as of V7.2 supports Unicode. You may now set a font that contains all necessary characters for all or several languages. In WinCC you set fonts in the following places: ● In the "Graphics Designer" editor: You can set the font for all objects containing a text display in the properties dialog of the respective object, or in the configuration dialog for certain objects. Non-Latin text is not correctly displayed in certain input windows, regardless of whether or not the font was properly set. The display is correct in runtime. In such an event you may enter the text in another editor (e.g. Word) and transfer it to the input field using copy & paste. Objects containing nonadjustable font: ● Tooltips: In order to display tooltips in runtime in a non-Latin font, go to the Control Panel of your operating system and set the font for tooltips in Display Properties. Note that when you make this change, the fonts for the tooltips of all the other applications on your Windows system are also changed. ● Window and column headings of ActiveX Controls: If the current Runtime language is not a WinCC language, text is always displayed in the default Runtime language (English). ● In some text input windows of the "Graphics Designer" editor, you cannot set the font. In this event select an input dialog in which the font can be set. Note If your configuration permits it, set the same language for operating system language, operating system user interface language, WinCC GUI language and project language.
Depending on the language and the component, only certain characters are permitted in WinCC. A complete overview of all the prohibited characters can be found in the WinCC documentation under "Prohibited characters".
When configuring your project in languages that use non-Latin fonts, such as Asian or Cyrillic character sets, you need the corresponding fonts on your operating system and in WinCC. In your operating system activate the corresponding languages and keyboard layouts as described under "Switching Operating System Languages". To display the Asian characters in Runtime, you absolutely require the Asian version of WinCC. With the Asian version, in addition to the texts configured by you, WinCC standard texts such as e.g. the Runtime dialog boxes, system messages are also available in Asian languages. Using non-Latin fonts For the majority of non-Latin fonts you can use the Input Method Editor (IME) in Windows. For further information on using the IME please refer to your Windows documentation.
| When entering text in graphic objects there are some input windows in which non-Latin text is incorrectly displayed even though the font was correctly set. | |
| The characters are displayed correctly in Runtime | |
| You can get round this by entering the text in another editor and then using Copy & Paste to add it to the input field. |
Depending on the operating system and language settings, carry out copy & paste actions may not be executed properly. To solve this problem, set the same input methods in the source and target application.
With certain objects in WinCC the font either cannot be set or can only be set in special circumstances. For further information on objects that cannot be changed see "Fonts in Multilingual Projects".
Always configure a language in a uniform font. – For Alarm Logging editor texts, set the input language in the Alarm Logging editor. – In the "Graphics Designer" editor you configure the font directly in all the objects that contain text. ● The title and column headings for the following objects are only available in the languages installed with WinCC and the languages cannot be switched between: – A few WinCC controls – Trend control axes labels If the current Runtime language is not a language installed with WinCC, labels are always displayed in the default Runtime language English. ● If you create records in non-Latin fonts: Basically, language-specific layouts are used. Possible languages for the layouts are those installed with WinCC. If a printout is started, the layout of the current Runtime language is used. If the current Runtime language is not a language installed with WinCC, the English layout is used. If you want to generate a printout with a non-Latin font, define the respective font in the English layout. Select the whole layout and then set the font.
