TAMAGAWA TS5013N68 TS5013N68 TS5013N68 TS5013N68 TS5013N68 TS5013N68

TS5013N68

Guang Zhou Lai Jie Electric Co.,LTDCompiling and downloading the blocks to the CPU (Page 538)

Please contact with “Tommy” for the price

TS3636N6

TS3641N1E1

TS3641N21E6

TS3641N22E7

TS3641N2E3

TS3641N12E3

TS3641N32

TS3641N38

TS3643N2

TS3643N212E5

TS3643N233E8

TS3653N11E2

TS3653N12E5

TS3653N13E8

TS3653N1E1

TS3653N1E2

TS3653N2E4

TS3653N2E5

TS3653N2E6

TS3653N3E7

TS3653N3E8

TS3653N3E9

TS3653N13E9

TS3653N44E8

TS3653N4E12

TS3653N14E12

TS3653N58E5

Accessing the user-defined pages from your PC (Page 539)
This process is illustrated below:You can use the software package of your choice to create your own HTML pages for use
with the server. Be sure that your HTML code is compliant to the HTML standards of
the W3C (World Wide Consortium). STEP 7 does not perform any verification of your
HTML syntax.
You can use a software package that lets you design in WYSIWYG or design layout mode,
but you need to be able to edit your HTML code in pure HTML form. Most authoring
tools provide this type of editing; otherwise, you can always use a simple text editor to edit
the HTML code. Include the following line in your HTML page to set the charset for the page
to UTF-8: Also be sure to save the file from the editor in UTF-8 character encoding:
You use STEP 7 to compile everything in your HTML pages into STEP 7 data blocks. These
data blocks consist of one control data block that directs the display of the pages and
one or more fragment data blocks that contain the compiled pages. Be aware that
extensive sets of HTML pages, particularly those with lots of images, require a significant
amount of load memory space (Page 539) for the fragment DBs. If the internal load memory
of your CPU is not sufficient for your user-defined pages, use a memory card
(Page 107) to provide external load memory.
To program your HTML code to use data from the , you include AWP commands
(Page 522) as HTML comments. When finished, save your HTML pages to your PC and
note the folder path where you save them.
Refreshing user-defined pages
User-defined pages do not automatically refresh. It is your choice whether to program
the HTML to refresh the page or not. For pages that display PLC data, refreshing periodically
keeps the data current. For HTML pages that serve as forms for data entry, refreshing can
interfere with the user entering data. If you want your entire page to automatically refresh,
you can add this line to your HTML header, where "10" is the number of seconds between
refreshes:
<meta -equiv="Refresh" content="10">
You can also use JavaScripts or other HTML techniques to control page or data refreshing.
For this, refer to documentation on HTML and JavaScript.
11.3.2 AWP commands supported by the server
The server provides AWP commands that you embed in your user-defined
pages as HTML comments for the following purposes:
● Reading variables (Page 523)
● Writing variables (Page 524)
● Reading special variables (Page 526)
● Writing special variables (Page 527)
● Defining enum types (Page 529)
● Assigning variables to enum types (Page 530)
● Creating fragment data blocks (Page 532)
General syntax
Except for the command to read a variable, the AWP commands are of the following syntax:
<!-- AWP_ <command name and parameters> -->
You use the AWP commands in conjunction with typical HTML form commands to write to
variables in the CPU. The descriptions of the AWP commands in the following pages use the following
conventions:
● Items enclosed in brackets [ ] are optional.
● Items enclosed in angle brackets < > are parameter values to be specified.
● Quotation marks are a literal part of the command. They must be present as indicated.
● Special characters in tag or data block names,