註：這篇文章原本應該12/08/2019就要發佈， 後來因為課業與工作因素，一路拖到2021年。

You can read this post on  LinkedIn  as well. Introduction: Ah, FactoryTalk View, the realm of alarms and triggers—a landscape where digital statuses flicker and cause headaches aplenty. Today, we embark on a journey to unravel the mysteries of alarm triggers in this enigmatic realm. Join me as we navigate the realm of Value, Bit, and LSBit triggers, and discover the unexpected twists and turns that await us. Brace yourselves, fellow adventurers, for we delve into the captivating world of FactoryTalk View! Section 1: The Curious Case of Digital Alarms In our quest for alarm enlightenment, we stumble upon three intriguing types of triggers: Value, Bit, and LSBit . Intuitively, one might assume that digital alarms should employ Bit triggers—the natural choice for binary states of on (1) or off (0). However, hold onto your hats, for a revelation awaits! Rockwell Automation Technical Support, unveils the surprising truth: Value triggers are the key to digital alarm mastery. Prepare to have

You can read this post on  LinkedIn  as well. *Updates on Windows 10 Windows 10 seems to be using different font file types now. If you go to Registry Editor, you'll only see .TTC and .TTF but not .FON. However, you can still download these three font files and install them on your laptop. Just remember to pick a trustworthy website! Introduction: Wait! What's this? A font-related conundrum that threatens to derail our path to seamless operation? Fear not, fellow troubleshooters! Today, we venture into the realm of Windows 10 font file types and the quest to tame FactoryTalk View's stubborn typographic quirks. Join me as we navigate this treacherous terrain with wit and determination! Section 1: The Elusive Solution In the vast expanse of the internet, we stumble upon a glimmer of hope—a thread of fellow sufferers who claim to have unearthed a solution after hours of tireless exploration. Their remedy involves venturing into the Compatibility tab, checking the m