The current measured values​ can be displayed as numbers or graphical objects, presenting measurements in analogue form.  A common solution in applications is the use of measurement panels -  small windows presenting synthetic information regarding current state of measurement, technological limits  (with the possibility of changing them) or graph of the history of changes; so measurements can be presented in different forms and in many places of the application.

The binary signals reflect the status of devices - these are e.g.: drive information such as on / off / electrical readiness  or exceeding the limits. The compact transmission of digital data, arranged in 16 -, 32 - or 64-bit words, visualization of the state of devices by means of various discrete objects, control of single bits, make up the picture of what Asix can do on the fly with binary signals, usually grouped together in a logical entities in the form of so-called drive panels. Operator action involving value entry in the panel control field or, for example,  selecting a specific field (a button) sends the value (command) either directly to the controller or after additional confirmation.