date: 2017/9/20
Characters are not displayed in character display parts as intended.
The action to take varies depending on the symptom.
[No text is displayed or a part of text is not displayed]
<Causes>
- Windows fonts are used but the text is not registered in the [Windows Font Registration] dialog.
- Null (00) code is stored in memory.
<Solutions>
- For character display, the text to display must be registered for each font type and size (in points).
Unregistered text is displayed as space.
(1) Display the [Char. Display] dialog and click [Char. Prop.] -> [Windows Font Registration].
(2) Register all text to display, and click [Execute Registration].
(3) Follow steps (1) and (2) for each font type and size (in points).
[Store Registered Text to Screen Data]
- Unchecked When saving the screen data, a font registration file (extension "*.txw") will be created. This file is required when exporting the screen data from MONITOUCH. Be sure to keep this file together with the screen data. - Checked Fonts are stored in MONITOUCH together with the screen data. Screen data storage capacity may be reduced according to the file size. - The characters after the null (00) code are not displayed when a null (00) code is input.
To insert a space, input the space code (20H).
Example: Display "123 AB" in the character display part with [Memory: D500] and [No. of Bytes: 6 (D500 to D502).
D500 = H3231
D501 = H0033 <- "00" (null) is inserted
D502 = H4241
Due to "00" (null), "AB" is not shown.
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D500 = H3231
D501 = H2033 <- "00" (null) is changed to "H20" (space).
D502 = H4241
When "00" (null) is changed to "H20" (space), "123 AB" will be shown.
[Text is garbled]
<Cause>
The order of bytes of character codes stored in device memory is reversed.
<Solution>
The order of bytes read into the device memory of the V series is set for [Text Process].
Store character codes in device memory according to this setting.
Setting location: [Char. Display] dialog -> [Detail] -> [Text Process]
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