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Hi,

I created a page to show fault history. In total, I have 10 Alarm alerts with a timestamp, which means 40 edit fields. But when I compile the program, I got an error:

=> Page Contains too many elements.

--- Start compilation (PreBuild) 1:57:33 PM ---
Generating IEC code for HMI...
ERROR generating IEC code for HMI

I removed them until I could compile them successfully. The total number of element I have on the screen is 32 edit fields. I haven't found any document where refers to maximum elements per page.

Does anyone know about this issue??

Thanks in advance!

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To reduce the number of objects and to increase the number of possible alarm entry you can use a dynamic set list. In the attached PDF could you see how it works.

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To reduce the number of objects and to increase the number of possible alarm entry you can use a dynamic set list. In the attached PDF could you see how it works.

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Thanks for your help. I could handle the navigation between pages and uses sets to manage the information displayed.

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