Fade-In And Fade-Out Effects, Display Options - IMG STAGE LINE PML-60R Bedienungsanleitung

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rectangle, filled
ellipse
ellipse, filled
selection frame, rectangle
left mouse button to move the selection
frame; right mouse button: to insert the se -
lection frame
selection frame, freehand
left mouse button to move the selection
frame; right mouse button: to insert the se -
lection frame
pixel deletion
add text:
1. click in the graphic area
2. enter text
3. select the font "Font Selection [...]"
4. define the height
5. click "OK" to confirm
6. position with the left mouse button
7. insert with the right mouse button
colour fill of the entire graphic
To delete all pixels you have drawn, click
"Clear".
Click "Bmp..." to open the window "Bmp Save
Load". This window provides: the option "Export
Bmp..." which allows users to export a bitmap
file to the computer; the option "Import Bmp..."
which allows users to import a bitmap file.
6) To save a graphic so that it can be used on the
display, click "Save". In the window "Select
Graphi Name", select the storage location (G00
to G16) for the graphic and then click "OK" to
confirm. If a graphic has already been saved
with this number, a warning message will
appear. Click "Yes" to confirm the overwrite or
"No" to cancel.
7) To edit a graphic, select the appropriate graphic
number from the list "Select Graph".
8) To delete a graphic saved, select the appropri-
ate number from the list "Select Graph" and then
click "Delete". A confirmation message appears;
to confirm the deletion, click "Yes", or, to cancel
the procedure, click "No".
9) To insert a graphic saved into a message, select
the appropriate graphic number from the list
"Select Graph" and then click "Insert". A graphic
reference is inserted in the text window
( fig. 3) and the window "Graphic Form" is
closed.
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4.2.7 Fade-in and fade-out effects,
display options
Many options are available to facilitate an attractive
and varied display design, i. e. users can, for exam-
ple, define how the text appears, how long it is
shown and how is disappears (description of the
fade-in and fade-out effects
1) To define the fade-in effect, activate the menu
item "Commands ± Leading Effect ±"; in the last
menu branch, select the type of the effect and
then insert it at the beginning of the message.
Note: If the text is longer than the display, use the fade-
in effect "SCROLL LEFT" to show the entire text.
The options
"Leading Effect ± Welcome ± Hello World" and
"Leading Effect ± Welcome ± Welcome"
will display predefined welcome texts instead of
a text entered.
If no fade-in effect is defined, "Scroll Left" will be
applied by default.
2) To define the speed of the fade-in and fade-out
effect, activate the menu item "Commands
± Move Speed...". In the window "Move Speed",
set the speed between slow (0) to fast (3) and
then click "OK" to confirm.
If no speed is defined, "fast" will be applied by
default.
3) Activate the menu item "Commands ± Display
Effect ±"; in the last menu branch, define if the
message shall be blinking or not ("Normal" =
default).
4) To define the duration of the message display,
activate the menu item "Command ± Display
Time...". In the window "Move Speed", set the
display duration (0.5 to 25 seconds) and then
click "OK" to confirm.
If no display duration is defined, a duration of
1 second will be applied by default.
5) If a message is to be displayed with a cer -
tain offset from the left border, activate the
menu item "Commands ± Special Function
± Column...". In the window "Set Starting Col-
umn", set the offset desired (number of LED
columns), click "OK" to confirm and insert the
offset before the appropriate text.
6) To define the fade-out effect, activate the menu
item, "Commands ± Closing Effects ±"; in the last
menu branch, select the type of effect and insert
it at the end of the message.
If no fade-out effect is defined, "Scroll Left" will
be applied by default.
chapter 4.1.4).