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3 Introduction and Basic Concepts User Manual HS-50 3.2 Principles of the Graphic User I nterface Software Version SR.501.xx 12/99 Issue US 106 t I I t Caption bar 3 The capt ion bar d isplay s the name of the c urrent v…
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3.2.2 Components of the User Interface
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Fig. 3.2 - 1 Components of the user interface (example of main view)
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Key to Figure 3.2 - 1
(1) Caption bar
(2) Menu bar
(3) Working area/display area
(4) Controls
(5) Status area
(6) Toolbar
(7) Info bar
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Caption bar 3
The caption bar displays the name of the current view (e.g. main view). 3
Menu bar 3
The menu bar contains menus, the contents of which (functions and options available in the menu)
may change depending on the current view. 3
Working area/display area 3
This area displays the controls (buttons, icons) used to set/activate functions, the contents of ac-
tive menus and submenus, general messages, error messages and other comments. In addition,
in the main view, animated and/or different color objects are used to indicate certain processes or
statuses (e.g. processing, feeder location empty etc.). 3
Controls 3
You trigger actions, select options or make settings by clicking the corresponding controls with the
left mouse button.
If a control is displayed in inverse video (light gray), this means that the conditions for the execu-
tion of the corresponding functions are not satisfied. 3
Status area 3
The status area displays the current machine status, the last error to have occurred and the action
which is to be performed by the operator
If the "GEM Interface" option has been configured, the status of the connection to the host com-
puter is also displayed at the right-hand side of the area. 3
NOTE
The "GEM Interface" option is not implemented in the current software version. 3
Toolbar 3
This bar contains buttons which you use to switch the user interface to a different view where you
can perform the necessary operations. When you click a toolbar button, the user interface
switches to the view which corresponds to it. The button matching the active view then itself be-
comes inactive. 3
Info bar 3
This bar displays concise information about the menu item or icon/button over which the mouse
pointer is currently positioned. The current control mode is displayed next to this in a separate
area. 3
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3.2.2.1 Icons in the Working or Display Area
In main view, certain operating statuses (processing, error etc.) are indicated by different icons or
by changes in the color of the corresponding graphic in the display area. 3
Meaning of the Icons for the Individual Operating Statuses 3
Machine power-up and reference run 3
The user interface cannot be operated while this icon is displayed. The software is being loaded.
Then the status field displays the status "Waiting for reference run" and the action "Press start
key". 3
Å Press the start key. The reference run is then performed.
The machine is ready to perform assembly operations. The following icon is displayed.
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Stop processing PCB 3
When you click this icon, the current assembly operation is stopped.
Assembly of the PCBs located on the processing conveyors is completed and they are then trans-
ported to the intermediate or output conveyor of the associated conveyor track. No PCBs are
transported into the machine. 3
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Å Click the icon .
The icon changes to the icon presented below. This continues to be displayed until assembly
of the current PCBs has been completed and these have been transported into the intermedi-
ate or output conveyor, i.e. until the processing conveyors have been emptied.
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After "Stop processing PCB" while processing conveyors are emptied 3
(The triangle in the icon is continuously circled by a small yellow arrow.)
Once the processing areas have been emptied, the following icon is displayed. 3