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Changes for page 13 HMI Internal Registers

Last modified by Joe on 2026/10/23 15:53
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130 130  )))
131 131  |=HUW1402|Keyboard note|It saves the text information of the keyboard notes when clicking object(HUW1402-HUW1433)
132 132  |=HUW1436|Current object level|Indicate current object security level
133 -|=HUW1502|Touch status prompt|(((
134 -* 0: Not touching
135 -* 1: Touching
136 -)))
137 -|=HUW1503|The current user's group prompt|(((
138 -A bit represents one of the groups. The administrator is bit 0, group 0 is bit 1, and group 1 is bit 2 and so on.
139 139  
140 -For example:
141 -
142 -* HUW1503.0=0 (administrator)
143 -* HUW1503.1=1 (group 0)
144 -* HUW1503.2=1 (group 1)
145 -* HUW1503.3=0 (group 2)
146 -
147 -This means the current user has the permissions of groups 0 and 1, but not administrator or group 2.
148 -)))
149 -|=HSW1908|Total available user storage|Displays total available user storage (64-bit floating-point, unit: MB).
150 -|=HSW1912|Remaining available user storage|Displays remaining available user storage (64-bit floating-point, unit: MB).
151 -|=HSW1921|Touch status indicator|(((
152 -* 0: Not touching
153 -* 1: Touching
154 -)))
155 -|=HSW1923|Exclusive mode switch|(((
156 -* 0: Disable exclusive mode
157 -* 1: Enable exclusive mode
158 -)))
159 -|=HSW11773|Control auto user logout |(((
160 -Controls the enable state of auto user logout.
161 -
162 -* HSX11773.0: =0 Follow project configuration
163 -* HSX11773.0: =1 Follow address configuration
164 -* HSX11773.1: =0 Disable auto logout
165 -* HSX11773.1: =1 Enable auto logout
166 -)))
167 -|=HSW11774|Auto user logout waiting time|Sets the waiting time before automatic logout (1–255 minutes).
168 -|=HSW11775|Enable NTP time synchronization|(((
169 -* 1: Enable NTP
170 -* 0: Disable NTP
171 -)))
172 -|=HSW11776|Immediate time synchronization|Perform immediate NTP sync after device startup.
173 -|=HSW11777~~11780|Primary time server IP (required when NTP is enabled)|Each register represents one byte of the IP address (high to low).
174 -|=HSW11781~~11784|Second time server IP (optional)|Each register represents one byte of the IP address (high to low).
175 -|=HSW11785~~11788|Third time server IP (optional)|Each register represents one byte of the IP address (high to low).
176 -|=HSW11789~~11792|Fourth time server IP (optional)|Each register represents one byte of the IP address (high to low).
177 -|=HSW11793|Time synchronization period|(((
178 -
179 -
180 -High byte of time synchronization period
181 -)))
182 -|=HSW11794|Time synchronization period|(((
183 -
184 -
185 -Low byte of time synchronization period
186 -)))
187 -|=HSW11795|Enable daylight saving time (DST)|(((
188 -* 1: Enable DST
189 -* 0: Disable DST
190 -)))
191 -|=HSW11796|Time adjustment|Hour adjustment
192 -|=HSW11797|Time adjustment|Minute adjustment
193 -|=HSW11798~~11807|DST start and end configuration|(((
194 -* Start month: 1–12
195 -* Week of month: 1–5
196 -* Day of week: 0–6 (0 = Sunday)
197 -* Hour: 0–23
198 -* Minute: 0–59
199 -* End month/week/day/hour/minute follow the same format.
200 -)))
201 -|=HSW11808|Whether currently in daylight saving time|(((
202 -* 1: In DST
203 -* 0: Not in DST
204 -)))
205 -|=HSW11811|Watchdog mode configuration|(((
206 -* 1: Register mode
207 -* 0: Project mode
208 -)))
209 -|=HSW11812|Enable watchdog|(((
210 -* 1: Enable
211 -* 0: Disable
212 -)))
213 -|=HSW11813|Watchdog timeout setting|Unit: second
214 -|=HSW11814|Trigger watchdog|=0 Reboot
215 -
216 216  = **Special data area (HSW/HSX)** =
217 217  
218 218  It is used for system special registers (reserved by system).
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442 442  |=(% style="width: 160px;" %)HSW884|(% style="width:282px" %)Enter the system network configuration interface|(% style="width:452px" %)(((
443 443  * = 0: Do not enter the network configuration interface
444 444  * = 1: Enter the system network configuration interface.
445 -** ig series HMI and R series V-box only supports to enter the system interface
363 +** ig series HMI only supports to enter the system interface
446 446  
447 447  )))
448 448  |=(% style="width: 160px;" %)HSW885|(% style="width:282px" %)When the control object hides the address is read failed (communication failure), set the display mode of the object|(% style="width:452px" %)(((
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1040 1040  )))
1041 1041  |=(% style="width: 160px;" %)HSW1903|(% colspan="1" style="width:282px" %)Check the network cable connection status|(% style="width:452px" %)If a network cable is detected, it is set to 1; if no network cable is detected, it is set to 0
1042 1042  |=(% style="width: 160px;" %)HSW10000~~19999|(% style="width:282px" %)Power-down storage area|(% style="width:452px" %)After restart, the data remains
1043 -|=(% style="width: 160px;" %)HSW10035|(% style="width:282px" %)(((
1044 -Local IP address high byte 1
961 +|=(% style="width: 160px;" %)HSW10035|(% rowspan="13" style="width:282px" %)(((
962 +Note: Valid when Ethernet1 of HMI is plugged into the network cable.
963 +① When the Ethernet setting is enabled in the project parameters, this register displays the set value.
964 +② When the Ethernet setting is not enabled in the engineering parameters, the register displays the Ethernet IP automatically acquired by the HMI.
965 +③ When the HMI is not plugged into the network cable, the register will show 0 whether the engineering parameters are set or not.
966 +④ IP related registers can be read and written (only static IP mode can be written).
1045 1045  )))|(% style="width:452px" %)Local IP address high byte 1
1046 -|=(% style="width: 160px;" %)HSW10036|(% style="width:282px" %)Local IP address high byte 2|(% style="width:452px" %)Local IP address high byte 2
1047 -|=(% style="width: 160px;" %)HSW10037|(% style="width:282px" %)Local IP address high byte 3|(% style="width:452px" %)Local IP address high byte 3
1048 -|=(% style="width: 160px;" %)HSW10038|(% style="width:282px" %)Local IP address high byte 4|(% style="width:452px" %)Local IP address high byte 4
1049 -|=(% style="width: 160px;" %)HSW10039|(% style="width:282px" %)Local mask IP address high byte 1|(% style="width:452px" %)Local mask IP address high byte 1
1050 -|=(% style="width: 160px;" %)HSW10040|(% style="width:282px" %)Local mask IP address high byte 2|(% style="width:452px" %)Local mask IP address high byte 2
1051 -|=(% style="width: 160px;" %)HSW10041|(% style="width:282px" %)Local mask IP address high byte 3|(% style="width:452px" %)Local mask IP address high byte 3
1052 -|=(% style="width: 160px;" %)HSW10042|(% style="width:282px" %)Local mask IP address high byte 4|(% style="width:452px" %)Local mask IP address high byte 4
1053 -|=(% style="width: 160px;" %)HSW10043|(% style="width:282px" %)Local gateway address high byte 1|(% style="width:452px" %)Local gateway address high byte 1
1054 -|=(% style="width: 160px;" %)HSW10044|(% style="width:282px" %)Local gateway address high byte 2|(% style="width:452px" %)Local gateway address high byte 2
1055 -|=(% style="width: 160px;" %)HSW10045|(% style="width:282px" %)Local gateway address high byte 3|(% style="width:452px" %)Local gateway address high byte 3
1056 -|=(% style="width: 160px;" %)HSW10046|(% style="width:282px" %)Local gateway address high byte 4|(% style="width:452px" %)Local gateway address high byte 4
1057 -|=(% style="width: 160px;" %)HSW10047|(% style="width:282px" %)Local port address|(% style="width:452px" %)Local port address
968 +|=(% style="width: 160px;" %)HSW10036|(% style="width:452px" %)Local IP address high byte 2
969 +|=(% style="width: 160px;" %)HSW10037|(% style="width:452px" %)Local IP address high byte 3
970 +|=(% style="width: 160px;" %)HSW10038|(% style="width:452px" %)Local IP address high byte 4
971 +|=(% style="width: 160px;" %)HSW10039|(% style="width:452px" %)Local mask IP address high byte 1
972 +|=(% style="width: 160px;" %)HSW10040|(% style="width:452px" %)Local mask IP address high byte 2
973 +|=(% style="width: 160px;" %)HSW10041|(% style="width:452px" %)Local mask IP address high byte 3
974 +|=(% style="width: 160px;" %)HSW10042|(% style="width:452px" %)Local mask IP address high byte 4
975 +|=(% style="width: 160px;" %)HSW10043|(% style="width:452px" %)Local gateway address high byte 1
976 +|=(% style="width: 160px;" %)HSW10044|(% style="width:452px" %)Local gateway address high byte 2
977 +|=(% style="width: 160px;" %)HSW10045|(% style="width:452px" %)Local gateway address high byte 3
978 +|=(% style="width: 160px;" %)HSW10046|(% style="width:452px" %)Local gateway address high byte 4
979 +|=(% style="width: 160px;" %)HSW10047|(% style="width:452px" %)Local port address
1058 1058  |=(% style="width: 160px;" %)HSW10048|(% rowspan="6" style="width:282px" %)(((
1059 1059  ①Display the MAC code of Ethernet1 NIC
1060 1060  
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1197 1197  * =0: Disabled
1198 1198  * =1: Enable
1199 1199  )))
1200 -|=(% style="width: 160px;" %)HSW11816|(% style="width:282px" %)Recipe record component button spacing control|(% style="width:452px" %)This controls the spacing between the top and bottom rows of buttons in all recipe record widgets. The value is the pixel spacing between the buttons. The minimum value is 0, and the maximum value is calculated based on the width of each recipe widget. The spacing plus the button size must not exceed the widget's size. (Note that if the register is greater than the maximum value, the actual spacing is the maximum spacing.)
1201 1201  
1202 1202  == Serial port communication configuration ==
1203 1203