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2-5 2 Board Explorer 2.2 Board Explorer window WhentheBoardExplorerstartsup,theBoardExplorerwindowappearsasshownbelow. ● Menu bar ThemenubaratthetopoftheBoardExplorerwindowcontainsdrop-downmenus…

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Machine icon

Shows the icons and names of the registered “machines”.

Whenyouclickamachineicon,alistofboarddataregisteredforthatmachineisdisplayedinthemainview(right

pane).

2. Main view

Displays a list of board data registered for the line or machine being selected in the tree view. This list shows the board

data name, data size, data type, update time and comment as shown below.

Clicking on the column header will sort the displayed data in ascending or descending order.

Main view

Column headers

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2.2 Board Explorer window

WhentheBoardExplorerstartsup,theBoardExplorerwindowappearsasshownbelow.

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Menu bar

ThemenubaratthetopoftheBoardExplorerwindowcontainsdrop-downmenuswithcommandsgroupedbyfunction.

Menu bar

Drop-down menu

Shortcut keys

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Reference

A shortcut key is a combination of keys or a function key (such as [F1] and [F2] keys) on the keyboard to execute a

deﬁned command. A shortcut key is displayed to the right of a command if it can be executed with the shortcut key.

For example, the "Copy" command on the Edit menu can be executed by pressing the [Ctrl] and [C] keys

simultaneously.

When you have become accustomed to operating the Board Explorer, try to use shortcut keys to edit data more

efﬁciently.

Whenyouclicktherightmousebuttononaselected“line”or“machine”,thecontextmenu(right-clickmenu)

appears as shown below, allowing you to select or execute the associated commands quickly.

Right-click context menu

Context menuClick the right mouse button.

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The small right arrow mark “ ” next to a command indicates that the command has a submenu.

Sub menu

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The check mark next to a menu item indicates that the menu item has been selected.

Menu items are alternately selected and deselected each time they are clicked.

Check mark

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