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This chapter describes the machine displays and controls together with the components of the
graphic user interface.
It also provides a basic understanding of the use of the user interface and its functions.
NOTE
It is essential for operators who are not yet familiar with the user interface of the station
computer software (SC software) to read this chapter.
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(1) Monitor (left side)
(2) Keyboard (left side)
(3) Gantry 4
(4) Gantry 1
(5) Keyboard (right side)
(6) Monitor (right side)
(7) Gantry 2
(8) Gantry 3
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Every station is equipped with a "station computer". The station computer is located on the
side of the input area behind a machine base door. This area also accommodates the
uninterruptible power supply (UPS).
A monitor with touch screen and sliding keyboard with integrated trackball is mounted on
either side of the station (see Figure 3.1 - 1).
NOTE
You can operate the SR software interface either via the keyboard and trackball or via the
touch screen (see section 3.2.1).
The position of the switches and buttons (main switch, key-operated switches, start/stop
button, EMERGENCY STOP button etc.) is illustrated in Figure 3.1 - 3. The functions are
described in Chapter 2.
WARNING
The machine base doors may only be opened by qualified personnel since certain machine
components carry hazardous voltages.
The relevant accident prevention and applicable regulations regarding electrical/electrome-
chanical installations must be strictly complied with. Failure to do so may result in death,
severe physical injury or considerable damage to property.