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Manage the system performance by following the guidelines in Runtime Specifications. Failure to follow these instructions can result in death, serious injury, or equipment damage. |
You can use Scripts to create simple programs. Use scripts to run operations on the display unit or communicate with external devices.
You can set up the following two types of scripts.
There are two script authoring formats, Block mode and Text mode.
While the screen where the script is set up is displayed, and the script
trigger condition is satisfied, the defined operation is run.
From the Screen/Content settings, click [Script] to set up script.
The screen will not change during a script process. If you change screens during a script process, the screen changes only after the script process is complete.
If a Content Display or Slide Content Display object is hidden ([Visibility] property set to either [Hidden] or [Collapsed]), script set up for that content will stop running.
When the Content Display or Slide Content Display object is drawn on top of a Layout Object, the operation is as follows.
[1]: Content Display or Slide Content Display
[2]: Content Display or Slide Content Display
[Visibility] Property for [1] | [Visibility] Property for [2] |
Script for content display in [2] |
[Visible] |
[Visible] |
Run |
[Visible] |
[Hidden] or [Collapsed] |
Stop |
[Hidden] or [Collapsed] |
[Visible] |
Stop |
[Hidden] or [Collapsed] |
[Hidden] or [Collapsed] |
Stop |
[1]: Layout Object other than those above
[2]: Content Display or Slide Content Display
[Visibility] Property for [1] | [Visibility] Property for [2] |
Script for content display in [2] |
[Visible] |
[Visible] |
Run |
[Visible] |
[Hidden] or [Collapsed] |
Stop |
[Hidden] or [Collapsed] |
[Visible] |
Run |
[Hidden] or [Collapsed] |
[Hidden] or [Collapsed] |
Stop |
Regardless of the screen that is
displayed, while the display unit is in operation and the script trigger
condition is satisfied, the defined operation is run.
Set up script on the [GlobalScripts].
Use the Script editor to create your scripts, with triggers, operations, and conditions.