Job Management Partner 1 Version 10, Job Management Partner 1/Automatic Job Management System 3 Operator's Guide
Use the RGB value to specify the color. You can specify red, green, and blue with values between 0 and 255 so that the combination of the values determines a color.
The following table shows examples of an RGB value you can specify.
Table 14-2 Specification example of an RGB value
No. | Color | RGB values (in the red-value:green-value:blue-value format) |
---|---|---|
1 | White | 255:255:255 |
2 | Yellow | 255:255:0 |
3 | Light gray | 192:192:192 |
4 | Sky blue | 0:255:255 |
5 | Yellow green | 0:255:0 |
6 | Gray | 128:128:128 |
7 | Dark yellow | 128:128:0 |
8 | Dark pink | 255:0:255 |
9 | Blue green | 0:128:128 |
10 | Red | 255:0:0 |
11 | Green | 0:128:0 |
12 | Purple | 128:0:128 |
13 | Brown | 128:0:0 |
14 | Blue | 0:0:255 |
15 | Dark blue | 0:0:128 |
16 | Black | 0:0:0 |
The table lists only example RGB values. You can use various colors within the specifiable range of RGB values.
Copyright (C) 2012, Hitachi, Ltd.
Copyright (C) 2012, Hitachi Solutions, Ltd.