Color Set
When setting the display color, you can select [ID] as the color set up method.
From the color palette, select the display color you want to use. The display color is managed using the ID. While ID numbers are the same between color sets, because the display color depends on the color set, if you change the color set the display color will also change.
You can change the color set from [Color Set] in the [Tool Chest].
You can also change color set from the target source property.
(Target Name).Preferences.ColorSetID
| [Color Set] | Value of Target Source Property (Target Name).Preferences.ColorSetID | Color Pallet |
| [Blue-Dark] | 1 |  |
| [Blue-Light] | 2 |  |
| [Green-Light] | 3 |  |
| [Green-Simple] | 4 |  |
| [Silver-Dark] | 5 |  |
| [Alarm] | 6 |  |
| [Test] | 7 |  |
| [Universal] | 8 |  |
| [Plasma] | 9 |  |
| [High Contrast] | 10 |  |
Default Object Colors for the Color Set
Each color set is divided into the 6 categories below. Object and state are set to default colors in each category.
| Number | Category | Description |
| 1 | Normal | Object in normal state |
| 2 | Operation | Operation state such as when a switch is pressed |
| 3 | Alarm | Alarm state |
| 4 | Error | Error state |
| 5 | Completion | Completion state such as when an alarm returns to normal or an operation is completed successfully |
| 6 | Undefined | Other colors that are not used as default colors |