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Basic Scripting
(Counters)
Counters in InTouch
Exercise #1 - Create a counter with InTouch scripting that counts up at a rate of once per second, and goes from zero to ten, then starts over at zero.
Exercise #2 - Adjust the counter scripting above so that it counts from zero to ten, then counts down from ten to zero, and repeats.
Exercise #3 - Using a time base of 100 milliseconds, create one counter that counts up to 500 milliseconds and stops, another counter that counts up to one second and stops, and a third counter that counts up to five seconds and stops.
Display the counter values either on an InTouch screen or with the TagViewer utility.
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Counters in AppServer
Exercise #1 - Create a counter in an object using object scripting that counts up at a rate of once per second, and goes from zero to ten, then starts over at zero.
Exercise #2 - Adjust the counter scripting above so that it counts from zero to ten, then counts down from ten to zero, and repeats.
Exercise #3 - Using a time base of 100 milliseconds, create one counter that counts up to 500 milliseconds and stops, another counter that counts up to one second and stops, and a third counter that counts up to five seconds and stops.
Display the counter values with the ObjectViewer utility.
Counters in Industrial Graphics
Exercise #1 - Create a counter with Industrial graphic scripting that counts up at a rate of once per second, and goes from zero to ten, then starts over at zero.
Exercise #2 - Adjust the counter scripting above so that it counts from zero to ten, then counts down from ten to zero, and repeats.
Exercise #3 - Using a time base of 100 milliseconds, create one counter that counts up to 500 milliseconds and stops, another counter that counts up to one second and stops, and a third counter that counts up to five seconds and stops.
Display the counter values using your Industrial Graphic embedded on an InTouch screen.