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Please refer to the Settings Guide for details.
10.15 Switch/Lamp Parts Settings Guide -
For details on how to draw parts, and defining the address, shape, color, and labels, please see the parts editing topic.
8.7.1 Editing Parts
Please refer to the Settings Guide for details.
10.15 Switch/Lamp Parts Settings Guide
For details on how to draw parts, and defining the address, shape, color, and labels, please see the parts editing topic.
8.7.1 Editing Parts
If there is not response to touching the switch for 3 seconds, you can create a switch with a bit address (M100) that is ON by touching the same switch one more time within 5 seconds.
On the [Parts (P)] menu, point to [Switch Lamp], and select [Bit Switch (B)], or click 
to place a switch on the screen.
Double-click the placed Switch part. The following dialog box appears.
In [Select Shape], select the Switch shape.
Set up the [Bit Address] that you want to operate when you touch the switch.
From [Bit Action] choose [Bit Set].
On the [Switch Common] tab, select the [Delay Feature] check box, and select [Double Touch] for the [Delay Action].
Select [Constant] from [Define Time]. Set [Standby Start Time] to 3.0 seconds and [Delay Time] to 5.0 seconds.
Click [Extended] and select the [Show In-Delay Status] check box.
On the [Color] tab, set [Select State] to [In Delay]. In [Display Color], set the color while in waiting for input and set [Blink] to [Medium].
Depending on the shape, you may not be able to change the color.
As needed, set the label that will display while in delay on the [Label] tab, and click [OK].
When you select a switch and press the [F2] key, you can directly edit the text on the label. When [Text Table] is selected, you can change the current Text Table.