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| Place of Origin: | America |
| Brand Name: | TYCO |
| Certification: | CE |
| Model Number: | V23401-T201E-E209 |
| Minimum Order Quantity: | 1pcs |
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| Packaging Details: | carton |
| Delivery Time: | in stock |
| Payment Terms: | T/T, Western Union, MoneyGram |
| Supply Ability: | 10000pcs/week |
| TYCO: | TYCO | V23401-T201E-E209: | V23401-T201E-E209 |
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| America: | America | Material: | Iron |
| Color: | Black | Wire: | Wires |
| Temperature: | 30-120 |
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In order to use a COM server object, a COM server projector must be integrated into WinCC. This COM server makes the object for logging data available. This way, it is possible to integrate user-specific data in a WinCC log. The form and properties of a COM server object are determined by the COM server writer. The description of the COM server object is delivered with the COM server writer. The options for selecting the output data are determined by the current COM server object. The COM server objects can only be inserted into the dynamic part of a page layout. Additional information can be found in chapter "Working with COM Server Objects".
The project documentation objects are provided for the report output of configured data. The objects for project documentation can only be inserted into the dynamic part of a page layout.
The objects for project documentation are closely connected with the WinCC components. The object types are fixed. Depending on the type and size of the configuration data for the output, the "Static Text", "Dynamic Metafile" or "Dynamic Table" object types are used. A detailed description of the objects used and the output data can be found in chapter "Outputting Project Documentation". For some of the objects used with the "Dynamic Metafile" and "Dynamic Table" object types, you can change the selection of the configuration data for output. Additional information can be found in chapter "Working with Objects for Project Documentation".
The object properties (e.g. font) of the individual objects are preset. However, these defaults can be changed. The objects are displayed with the default object properties. ● The properties of the displayed objects can be changed at any time.
The line type, line weight and background pattern of the selected object can be changed with the style palette. Depending on the object type, different style forms are available.
The "Line Type" style group contains different line types, such as dashed, dotted, etc. ● The "Line Weight" style group contains different line weights. The line weight is given in pixels. 1 mm = 4.73 pixels. ● The "Fill Pattern" style group contains fill patterns for the background of closed objects, such as transparent, checkered, diagonal lines, etc.
The currently selected settings are displayed in "bold" font
The style palette can be shown or hidden. It can be placed anywhere on the screen with the mouse.
The alignment palette is used to: ● change the absolute position of one or more objects ● change the position of the selected objects relative to one another ● align the heights and widths of several objects
Align objects left. The type of selection determines which object is used as reference for alignment. If the objects are selected with a selection frame (lasso), the object lying farthest out will be used as reference. If the objects are selected with the left mouse button, the object selected first will be used as reference for alignment.
Distribute objects evenly in horizontal direction. The objects maintain the same horizontal distance from one another.. The location of the outer objects remains unchanged.
Distribute objects evenly in vertical direction. The objects maintain the same vertical distance from one another.. The position of the upper and lower objects remains unchanged.
Standardize width of objects. If the objects were selected with the left mouse button, they receive the width of the first object selected. The width of lines remains however unchanged. If the objects were selected using a selection frame (lasso), the widths will be adjusted to the largest width in the group.
Standardize heights of objects. If the objects were selected with the left mouse button, they receive the height of the first object selected. If the objects were selected using a selection frame (lasso), the heights will be adjusted to the largest height in the group.
Standardize width and height of objects. The objects receive the width and height of the first object configured in the group.
The alignment palette can be show and hidden. It can be placed anywhere on the screen with the mouse.
The zoom factor for the objects in the active layout is set with the zoom palette. The current zoom factor is displayed under the slider. The zoom palette offers two options for enlarging or reducing the objects:
The zoom palette can be shown and hidden. It can be placed anywhere on the screen with the mouse.
The zoom factor can also be set incrementally using the and buttons in the standard toolbar.
Selected objects can be assigned one of the 16 standard colors, a primary color or a selfdefined color with the color palette. For example, one mouse click in the color palette can change: ● the fill color for area objects (e.g. rectangle), ● the line color for line objects (e.g. polyline), ● the background color of text objects.
The color palette can be shown and hidden. It can be placed anywhere on the screen with the mouse.
A new text object or another object which contains text will be created with preset text properties. The font palette contains tools for changing the font, size and color of text objects, as well as the line color of sThe font palette can be shown and hidden. It can be placed anywhere on the screen with the mouse.
tandard objects, at any time.
Additional text properties, such as orientation, italic, bold, underline, are changed in the "Object Properties" window.
The zoom factor for the objects in the active layout is set with the zoom palette. The current zoom factor is displayed under the slider. The zoom palette offers two options for enlarging or reducing the objects: ● using buttons with standard zoom factors (e.g. 8, 1/2) ● using a slider.
Selected objects can be assigned one of the 16 standard colors, a primary color or a selfdefined color with the color palette. For example, one mouse click in the color palette can change:
A new text object or another object which contains text will be created with preset text properties. The font palette contains tools for changing the font, size and color of text objects, as well as the line color of standard objects, at any time
The font palette can be shown and hidden. It can be placed anywhere on the screen with the mouse.
Additional text properties, such as orientation, italic, bold, underline, are changed in the "Object Properties" window
The status bar provides you with the following information: ● help text for a selected functions, menu commands and buttons ● information about the name, position and size of a highlighted object ● information about the keyboard status (e.g. the NUM LOCK key).
You can adjust the following operator elements to your personal needs: ● The toolbars can be shown and hidden. ● Icons can be added to and removed from the standard toolbar. ● Changes to the standard toolbar can be blocked or allowed. ● Toolbars and palettes can be arranged elsewhere on the screen. ● The appearance of the toolbar can be changed. ● The display of the keyboard shortcuts in the menus can be switched off. Basic Page Layout Editor Settings You can adjust the following functions in the page layout editor to your personal needs: ● Snap objects to the grid or not ● Hide or show the grid ● Grid width and height in pixels, centimeters or inches ● Defining the type of object selection surrounding or touching
| Object types in the object palette can be selected or deselected according to the insertion of an object | |
| Configuration settings for the page layout editor can be saved or not when quitting the program | |
| Storage type and path for the objects' default settings |
In addition to the 16 basic colors from the Color Palette, you are free to define other colors.
On the color palette, click . The "Colors" dialog is opened. 2. Click the primary color that comes closest to the color to be created. 3. To change the selected color, open the color matrix using the "Define Colors" button. 4. Change the brightness of the selected color with the slider to the right of the color matrix. 5. Change the saturation of the selected color by vertically moving the cross. 6. Change the color by horizontally moving the cross. 7. To define the properties of the color more precisely, enter the values for the color, saturation, brightness, and the red, green and blue amounts. 8. To accept the color in the user-defined palette, click the "Add Colors" button. 9. Close the dialog by clicking "OK". The newly defined color is saved. Creating Page Layouts 10.3 The Page Layout Editor WinCC: Working with WinCC 1914 System Manu
Normally, the standard toolbar and palettes are shown. In order to obtain a larger working area, you can hide palettes that you do not need and the standard toolbar and show them again as required. Procedure 1. Open the "View" menu and select the "Toolbars..." option. The "Toolbars" dialog is opened. 2. Clear the check box for the toolbar to be hidden. Alternatively, select the check box for the toolbar to be shown. 3. If the dialog should remain open so that you can make additional settings on other tabs, click "Apply". 4. If you would like to restore the most recently saved settings, click the "Restore" button. 5. Apply the new settings with "OK". The settings will be saved and the dialog is closed.
