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# 6.8.1 General window

**1) Min. Hold time**

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\[Min. Hold Time] is for setting the minimum combo time for object, if pressing time is more than setting time, the object will do operation continuously.

**Example:**

The setting time is 2000 ms;

If users press object less than 2000 ms, the object only does one operation;

If users press object more than 2000 ms, the object will do operation continuously;

✎**Note:**

It will conflict with the time interval of the loop pop-up prompt box when the user permissions are insufficient. Therefore, when using this setting, please don't select \[Every time] mode in \[Security]-\[User permission] of object.

**2) Indirect Address**

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Users could read data from dynamic address and write data to dynamic address by \[Indirect Address]. The indirect addresses setting window as below picture shows.

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**Write Address**: indirect write address decide to the final write address. And it can support three addresses.

**For example:**

There is only one address, No.1=HDW210, and the object’s address is HDX200.0. In this situation, HMI will do the following operations:

* HMI reads value in HDW210, if the HDW210=1;
* The object’s address change to HDX200.1;
* So the value will be written to HDX200.1;

**Read Address:** indirect read address decide to the final read address. Read address up to three.

**For example:**

There are three indirect addresses for reading, No. 1 is HDW0, No. 2 is HDW10, and No. 3 is HDW20. And the object’s address is HDW100.

In this situation, HMI will do the following operations:

* HMI reads No. 3 address value firstly, if HDW20=3;
* The No. 2 address will change to HDW (10+3), and HMI will read the value in HDW13, if HDW13=7;
* The No.1 address will change to HDW (0+7), and the HMI will read the value in HDW7, if HDW7=6;
* The object’s address will change to HDW (100+6), and then this object will display the HDW106’s