Generic Progress Bar can be either an input or an output widget. When the knob is enabled, it is an input widget; otherwise, it’s an output widget.
Generic Progress Bar can be horizontal or vertical when setting different height/width ratio by the users. In addition, this widget allows users to change the color or style for background, bar, and knob.
This widget is very resource thrifty and requires little amount of system resources. When users want to include a greater quantity of progress bars in their HMI design, this widget is a better candidate.
For learning how to use this widget, please take a look at our educational video:
If the value of this binding regsiter is less than the Minimum Data value, the progress bar displays the starting point. On the other hand, if the value of this register is larger than the Maximum Data Value, then the progress bar is set at the ending point.
When the value of the binding register reach this value, then the Segment 2 start to display. And the binding register’s value must be less than the Segment 3’s starting value.
Select a padding value for the space between the progress bar border and top/botton edges of the background. The max/min value is set according to the actual size of the widget.
Select a padding value for the space between the progress bar border and left/right edges of the background. The max/min value is set according to the actual size of the widget.
Select a padding value for the space between the background’s border and top/botton edges of the widget. The max/min value is set according to the actual size of the widget.
Select a padding value for the space between the background’s border and left/right edges of the widget. The max/min value is set according to the actual size of the widget.
