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| Go back to **Properties**. Change the **Unit** setting determining the displayed value's unit. In the HMI, this unit will be automatically added behind the displayed values. As we are talking about a temperature value, set the **Unit** attribute to **°C**. | Go back to **Properties**. Change the **Unit** setting determining the displayed value's unit. In the HMI, this unit will be automatically added behind the displayed values. As we are talking about a temperature value, set the **Unit** attribute to **°C**. | ||
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| * **Variable**: choose a suitable variable representing temperature. In our case, we will select **threshold_temperature** variable | * **Variable**: choose a suitable variable representing temperature. In our case, we will select **threshold_temperature** variable | ||
| * **Unit** should be set to **°C** as the variable is expressed in degrees Celsius. | * **Unit** should be set to **°C** as the variable is expressed in degrees Celsius. | ||
| - | * **Min Value** will be 18, which will prevent users to set a temperature lower than 18°C | + | * **Min Value** will be 18, which will prevent users to set a temperature lower than 18 °C |
| - | * **Max Value** is 30 to prevent users to set a temperature higher than 30°C | + | * **Max Value** is 30 to prevent users to set a temperature higher than 30 °C |
| * **Step Value**, or the increment by which the temperature can be adjusted. Set it to 0.5 | * **Step Value**, or the increment by which the temperature can be adjusted. Set it to 0.5 | ||
