The Display view contains one or more tabs that show display types configured in the

Display Editor

.


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A display symbol contains a set of pixels named A, B, C… (or 00, 01, 02 for the matrix display type) by default. The pixel names correspond to cell names in the

Mapping table

(for a pixel placed on the mapping table). The pixels have colors showing the connectivity status:

  • Light Green – The pixel is connected, and the symbol is currently selected.

  • Dark Green – The pixel is connected, and the symbol is currently not selected.

  • Blue – The pixel is currently selected (connected or not).

  • White – The pixel is not connected, and the symbol is currently selected.

  • Grey – The pixel is not connected, and the symbol is not currently selected.

Note:

The same colors are used for pixels in the mapping table, when applicable.


Note:

In this document, symbol segments for displays (for example, 7-segment, 14-segment, etc.), are called “pixels” so that they are not confused with segment LCD connections (physical wires) represented as rows of the mapping table (see Abbreviations and definitions underAbout this document).