Substitution of parameter values with texts

The numerical parameter value can be substituted to a text defined in Parameter.SubstitutionalTexts, if for example a list of options can be selected. This can be done in two ways:

1. Each value defines excatly one option to select. In this case a list of options and their assigned values are set. Example:

   • 0 equates disable
   • 1 equates Enable with option 1
   • 2 equates Enable with option 2

   String in field Parameter.SubstitutionalTexts:

   "0=Disable;1=Option 1;2=Option 2"

   

2. The values of a parameter are bit-coded. Every bit can be 1 or no and has a special named function Example:

   • Bit 0: Function 1
   • Bit 1: Function 2
   • Bit 7 to 9: Function 3

   String in field Parameter.SubstitutionalTexts:

   "[Function 1,0][Function 2,1][Function 3,7-9]"

   

Both functionalities can be used on the same Parameter. Example:

• 0 equates disable
• 1 equates Enable with option 1
• 2 equates Enable with option 2
• Bit 0: Function 1
• Bit 1: Function 2
• Bit 7 to 9: Function 3

String in field Parameter.SubstitutionalTexts:

"0=Disable;1=Option 1;2=Option 2[Function 1,0][Function 2,1][Function 3,7-9]"

Both functionalities can also be mixed. Example:

• Bit 0: Function 1
  • 0 means on
  • 1 means off
• Bit 1-2: Function 2
  • 0 means Option A
  • 1 means Option B
  • 2 means Option C
  • 3 is not possible (will not shown)

String in field Parameter.SubstitutionalTexts:

"[Function 1,0:0=on;1=off][Function 2,1-2:0=Option A;1=Option B;2=Option C]"