Control bit component when touch screen numerical input - Database & Sql Blog Articles

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When using a Mitsubishi touch screen, the numerical input process involves controlling bit elements. There are two main scenarios for this control:

First, the touch screen can manage two bit actions simultaneously while pressing ENTER on the keyboard during numeric input. This can be achieved using a “numeric input” component. When controlling the bit component, you only need to set the “value input.” Additionally, the option “Write end device” can be configured accordingly.

The second scenario involves immediately controlling other bit components once the value is entered. To achieve this, follow these steps:

1. Create two separate screens, each containing a “bit switch” and a “numeric input” component.
2. Call the screen that contains the “Bit Switch” and “Numerical Input” switches twice in the screen where other bit components are controlled, as soon as the numeric input is triggered.
3. Adjust the two called screens so they overlap visually.
4. Ensure the screen with the “value input” is placed at the bottom layer to avoid interference.

This approach ensures smooth interaction between different components, allowing users to perform complex operations efficiently. It's especially useful when working with industrial control systems or automation setups where precise control over multiple devices is required. Always test your configuration thoroughly to ensure all components function as intended.