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4 Portal Shell Overview
Portal shell provides the operator with access to general setup of the workcell. It
provides an interface to launch any software needed to interact with the workcell.
Figure 2: Portal Shell Overview
1. Select “Launch Portal” to start the Portal software and operate the workcell
through the portal window. Refer to Section 5 for more information on Portal.
2. Select “Portal Permissions” to start the Portal Permissions software. This opens
the options to adjust user access. Refer to Section 11 for more information on
Portal Permissions.
3. Select “Portal Comms” to open the Portal Comms software, allowing the
operator to adjust the Galil communication settings. Refer to Section 12 for
more information.
4. Selecting “Data View” will allow the operator to view any logged data. Please
refer to Section 13 for more information.
5. Selecting “Explorer” will open Windows® explorer, allowing the operator to
navigate the folders located on the computer.
6. Selecting “Shutdown” will shut down the computer.
The number of options on the Portal Shell screen depends on the machine
configuration. Refer to your machine specific manuals for more information
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4.1.1 Portal Shell Keyboard Shortcuts
NOTE: You should not need to exit Portal Shell for normal operation, this is a
maintenance feature.
Keys
Action
F1
Keyboard Shortcut Help
Ctrl + Shift + F12
Exit PortalShell Application
Ctrl + Shift + D Launch Windows Desktop
Ctrl + Shift + W Launch Desktop Then Exit PortalShell Application
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5 Portal Overview
The Portal screen has several components. Understanding the sections of the Portal
screen will help you to successfully navigate the Portal program.
Figure 3: Portal Screen Overview
• Select the necessary mode from the mode selection.
Note: You must be in Cycle Stop to select a new mode.
• When you select a mode, the options for that mode will be shown in the mode
display section of the screen.
• The system tabs section of the screen remains the same no matter what mode
you select. This section of the screen contains the terminal used to
communicate with the controller. The terminal is used as a debug tool.