Emil Posted August 28, 2010 Report Posted August 28, 2010 Not in a direct way, but Chinese text can be add as Image. This is the way our distributors in China and Taiwan are working.
Jerin Posted February 8, 2013 Report Posted February 8, 2013 Not in a direct way, but Chinese text can be add as Image. This is the way our distributors in China and Taiwan are working. Could anyone elaborate it..? I just want to add my TAMIL language in my PLC.... Thanks in advance. Jerin
MVP 2014 Simon Posted February 10, 2013 MVP 2014 Report Posted February 10, 2013 For example, to place standard text on the screen. In English we would use the Text object and type the text. For your language, use Windows Paint (for example) and type the text in there. Then save as a graphic file. Go into Visilogic and use the Bitmap object to put the image of the text into the HMI. I am no expert with this, but does your Tamil language require only one keystroke per character? If yes, have you tried installing a Tamil font into the PLC font handler? It would be worth checking whether or not you can in fact type the text directly if a suitable font is installed.
Jerin Posted February 11, 2013 Report Posted February 11, 2013 Thanks Mr. Simon, Tamil letters sometimes require combinations of keys. And I added the exact font into the PLC font handler... But it shows only symbols like "OOOOO" in the visilogic itself....
MVP 2014 Simon Posted February 12, 2013 MVP 2014 Report Posted February 12, 2013 OK, so it sounds like you will need to create each text message as a graphic and handle them that way.
Cara Bereck Levy Posted March 19, 2013 Report Posted March 19, 2013 Hi Jerin, I wanted you to know that the recently-released VisiLogic 9.50 has an easier method for implementing Asian languages: http://www.unitronics.com/Content.aspx?page=Downloads
kpark Posted September 25, 2019 Report Posted September 25, 2019 On 3/19/2013 at 8:05 AM, Cara Bereck Levy said: Hi Jerin, I wanted you to know that the recently-released VisiLogic 9.50 has an easier method for implementing Asian languages: http://www.unitronics.com/Content.aspx?page=Downloads Cara, Perhaps it's because this thread is 6 years old, but your link doesn't provide any useful info on implementing Asian languages. Could you elaborate or provide a link to the current documentation? I need to implement 3 asian languages in one software version and I don't relish the idea of creating 3x150 bitmaps. Thanks.
MVP 2023 Ausman Posted September 25, 2019 MVP 2023 Report Posted September 25, 2019 @Cara Bereck Levy just in case you missed the above. kpark, to call more attention to someone you can use the format shown above. Start the name using "@" and the name list will appear where you can choose who you want. cheers, Aus
kpark Posted September 26, 2019 Report Posted September 26, 2019 20 hours ago, Ausman said: @Cara Bereck Levy just in case you missed the above. kpark, to call more attention to someone you can use the format shown above. Start the name using "@" and the name list will appear where you can choose who you want. cheers, Aus Thanks @Ausman
MVP 2023 Ausman Posted September 26, 2019 MVP 2023 Report Posted September 26, 2019 Something else to remember, the forum members who are direct Unitronics employees work different days of the week than many on the forum, as they are based in Israel. End of the week asks may go unanswered for a day or so. Cara is in this category. cheers, Aus
Cara Bereck Levy Posted October 2, 2019 Report Posted October 2, 2019 Wow-- @kpark, apologies. We are in the fall holiday cycle here, complete with a weekend bridge...I haven't been in the office since Wednesday... Please note that in addition to what @Ausman suggested (thanks Aus!), note that you can always: write to support@unitronics look in the Knowledgebase and open a support ticket at :https://support.unitronics.com/index.php We are headquartered in Israel, but we also have offices and a support staff in the US; since support staff is located in countries with different time zones and different holiday calendars we do cover most days of the year. The answer to your question is in the VisiLogic Help file - simply search for Asian, or CJK. I hope you already resolved your issue--again, apologies!
kpark Posted October 9, 2019 Report Posted October 9, 2019 Thanks @Cara Bereck Levy, but all I get are ????? when I paste my Japanese text into the Text Image. Pasting from an Excel file. I can past non double byte characters fine. Even if I install a Japanese font and select it as my font in the Text Image, it just repeats a single character as many times as there are characters in the original translation that I'm copying from my Excel spreadsheet. I suspect the character that is repeating is the equivalent of the English '?' in Japanese but I'm not sure. If I type in the Text Image with the Japanese font selected, it does translatet to Japan, but that's no good. I already have Japanese translations for 204 different English messages and simply want to copy/paste them into a Text Image. Not your fault, but very frustrating.
Steven Browning Posted November 4, 2019 Report Posted November 4, 2019 I'm working with kpark on this issue and I'm seeing the same thing. We get question marks when we paste the japanese (as well as other languages) into text images. I think it's because the language we are using doesn't have the japanese characters that we need. For instance, here is the Japanese language I imported. And here is that font in the windows character map. But here are some of the phrases I need to import. リセット未済 紙が入っていない レシピモード Those characters aren't in the font, and that's probably why the question marks show up. Do you know of a font that has the full range of japanese characters? Seems like that might be the only problem. The phrases display fine in windows programs, but I just don't know what font to use in VisiLogic. And we'll be using other languages like Chinese and Korean.
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