Explanation for Removing the Red Button Symbol, Communication Error Pop-up, and Reversing Alarm Order
Set up the macro programming environment:
First, establish the macro programming environment to begin the necessary operations.
Key system addresses and their functions:
Setting LB3983 to 1 will remove the pop-up window that appears when a communication error occurs.
Setting LB3985 to 1 will remove the red symbol that appears on buttons after enabling the touch control.
Setting LW3915 to 1 will reverse the alarm order, allowing the latest alarms to be shown at the top, so you don’t need to flip through pages to view the latest alarms.
Calling the macro in the initialization process:
After successfully assigning values and compiling the macro program, simply call it in the initialization macro. This way, it will be executed once when the system powers on.