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When operating switch and key display objects, you can set conditions to allow operation only when those conditions are met. This feature is called the interlock (lock) function.

1. Interlock Function for Switch Objects

From the top [Object] menu, you can apply interlock settings to the following types under [Lamp]:
Touch, Momentary, Bit Switch, Selector Switch, Screen Change, Custom.
These are configured in the [Touch Options] page of the object's properties.

In the [Touch Options] page, check [Interlock] and set the operation condition.
When the screen is touched to operate the object, it will only function if the specified condition is met.
If the condition is not satisfied, the object will not operate and a lock icon (LOCK) will be displayed.

2. Interlock Function for Numeric/String Key Display Objects

For numeric and string key display objects, the interlock function can be set on the [Input] page within the property screen.

Input is allowed only if the interlock condition is met.
If the condition is not met, input will not be permitted, and a lock icon (LOCK) will be displayed.

1. How to Capture the TOP Screen Onsite

You can capture the screen by using the screenshot menu on the TOP device.
On the TOP screen, pull down the top menu to find the [Capture] option.
To display the top menu, press and hold outside the top edge of the screen, then swipe downwards.

When you run the [Capture] menu, the following screen will appear:
Select the storage location—SYSTEM (TOP), USB (memory), or SD (card)—by pressing the first button.
When you press the middle button, it captures the entire current operation screen and saves it as a file.

If the storage medium is set to TOP, you can find the file in the [ScreenCapture] folder via the File Explorer.
If the storage medium is a USB memory or SD card, it is saved in the [HMI]-[ScreenCapture] folder.

2. How to Capture an Edited Screen in TOP Design Studio

From the top menu, run [Preview Screen] from the [Tools] menu.
Select the screen to be captured from the list, then click the [Save Image] button to save the screen image as a BMP file to the specified path.

You can use the uppercase/lowercase keyboard available in the [User Library].

1. Feature-specific sample project files can be downloaded from the website via
     [Service] → [Download] → [Manual/Design] → [Sample Resources] board.
2. In TOP Design Studio, you can register various samples to the screen through the [User Library] docking window.
   If the User Library is not visible in the right docking window, go to [View] → [User Library] to make it appear.

The User Library docking window is located on the right side of the screen.
You can pin it by clicking the pushpin icon at the top-right corner to keep it fixed.

The User Library contains a variety of sample resources categorized into [Parts] and [Screens].

• [Parts] can be added to a screen by simply dragging and dropping them, as shown in the image above.
• [Screens] can be registered by dragging and dropping them into either the [Main Screen] or [Window Screen] under [Project Manager], which will create and add a new screen.

3. Design samples can be downloaded from the
     [Service] → [Download] → [Manual/Design] → [Design Resources] board on the website.

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There are three types of passwords.

1. [Administrator Password] to protect the TOP main unit
   The administrator password is required when entering the TOP main unit's menu screen, when transferring (downloading) to the TOP main unit, and when uploading data from the TOP main unit.
   This password can be set from the [Project - Security] menu in TOP Design Studio, or from the [Control Panel - Security] menu in the TOP main unit’s menu screen.

There is no way to reset or recover the administrator password, so please be very careful when setting it. If you forget the password, refer to the post [What should I do if I forget my [R Product] password? (Recovery Disk)] in [Website Service] - [Frequently Asked Questions].

2. [Project Password] to protect project files
   The project password is requested when opening a project file with the extension [.TDS]. This password can be set in the [Project Options] screen, which appears when running the [Project - Properties] menu in TOP Design Studio.
3. Password setting when entering specific screens / running specific objects
   In TOP Design Studio, go to the [Project - Security] menu.
   After checking [Use Security Level], you can create up to 16 passwords by level.
   Set the [Security Level] property for each screen.
   When you try to enter a screen set to level 0 or higher, a password entry keyboard pops up, and you can enter only after the correct password is entered.
   Set the [Security Level] property for each object. You must be logged in with the correct level to execute the object.

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