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5 Vision Functions SIP LACE 80S-20/F4/F5 Us er Manual 5.4 Access to the Teach Fiducial and Test Com ponent Options 05/99 Issue from Software V ersion SR.405.xx 5 - 34 Line en gineer Move the mouse po inter ov er the T ea…

SIPLACE 80S-20/F4/F5 User Manual 5 Vision Functions

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5.4 Access to the

Teach Fiducial

and

Test Component

Options

Access to the

Teach fiducial

and

Test component

options is only available to user class

Line engineer

and

higher. The

Teach fiducial

and

Test component

icons will remain grayed out until user classes

Line engi-

neer

Service engineer

have been selected. These grayed-out structures of the icons will then appear

black, indicating that the options are available.

Selection of user classes:

In the menu bar of the

Main view

menu click on the

Options

pull-down menu.

Click on the

Access level

option. The user class option box will drop down.

Select the appropriate user class.

Fig. 5.4.1 Access to the options

Teach fiducial

and

Test component

You can also protect the user classes Line engineer and Service engineer by entering a password at the

station computer which will then be used to control access.

In the menu bar of the Main view menu click on the Options pull-down menu.

Click on the Access level option. The user class option box will drop down.

Click on the Change password. The input box for the password will drop down.

Type in the password and then confirm this.

Click on OK to accept the password or Cancel to reject it.

Icon ’Test component’Icon ’Teach fiducial’

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Move the mouse pointer over the

Teach fiducial

Test component

option. The status line will display a

brief explanatory text for the option in question. You can also use the F8 or F9 function keys to access the

options. The

View

drop-down menu will list the allocations of the function keys and the individual options.

Click on either of the two icons (buttons). The screen will then display either the

Select fiducial

menu or

the

Select package form

menu depending on whether you have selected the

Teach fiducial

option or the

Test component

option (5 - 34 and Fig. 5.4.3, Page 5 - 35).

Again, depending on your choice, you can access further menus for the

Teach fiducial

option or the

Test

component

option.

Fig. 5.4.2

Teach fiducial

option: menus

You can select the following menus from the

Teach fiducial

option either by clicking on the icons in the

symbols bar or by using function keys F2 to F5:

– Select fiducial

– Teach fiducial

– Contrast sensitivity, and

– Test fiducial.

You can return to the Main view menu either by clicking on the Main view icon or by pressing function key F1.

Contrast sensitivity

icon

Teach fiducial

icon

Test fiducial

icon

Select fiducial

icon

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Fig. 5.4.3

Test component

option: menus

You can select the following menus from the

Test component

option either by clicking on the icons (buttons)

or by pressing function keys F2 to F3:

– Select package form

– Test component

You can return to the

Main view

menu either by clicking on the

Main view

icon or by pressing function key F1.

The options

Teach fiducial

and

Test component

are described in Section 5.5 from Page 5 - 37 and Section

5.6 from Page 5 - 71.

To provide you with some orientation, at the start of each section you will find a flow chart and a brief descrip-

tion for the

Teach fiducial

and

Test component

options. Each flow chart begins with

Main view

menu and

shows you the hierarchical structure of all of the menu options.

NOTE

Section 2.2 ’Principles and Structure of the User Interface’ includes a general description of

• using the menus with trackball, touch screen and function keys F1 to F12,

• the layout of the screen, and

• the screen displays.

Icon ’Select package form’

Icon ’Text component’