Layout of message texts (0BA6 to 0BA8)

Message texts simulation (0AB6 to 0BA8 devices)

Standard View

The following display shows you the standard view with the message destination on the LOGO! display only:

Tab of the displayed message text stating the priority.

Tab of another message text.

Name of the message destination. It can be "LOGO! onboard display" or "LOGO! TD", depending on your setting.

Details button

If you click this button, the view changes and you receive more detailed information in the Detail View (see below).

Enter value manually symbol
Before you can use this function you must first click a changeable entry in the message text.
If you then click this button, you can manually change the current value.
Alternatively you can also double-click an entry to manually change it.

Go to Block symbol
If you click this button, the special function belonging to the message text is selected in the circuit program.

Options for different character sets, when the circuit program does not use M27 to determine the character set selection.

Detail View

The following display shows you the detail view with the message destination on the LOGO! TD only:

Details button
If you click this button, you return to the standard view (see above).

Enter value manually symbol
Before you can use this function you must first click a changeable entry in the message text.
If you then click this button, you can manually change the current value.
Alternatively you can also double-click an entry to manually change it.

Go to Block symbol
If you click this button, the special function belonging to the message text is selected in the circuit program.

Entry in message text with information regarding the block from which the entry originated.

View for separate LOGO! onboard display and LOGO! TD message text displays

If you select the option "Show message text for the LOGO! TD in a separate window" from the Tools -> Options: Simulation dialog and specify that the message destination is on both the LOGO! onboard display and the LOGO! TD, simulation mode shows active message texts for both modules in separate windows.