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This machine is provided with a password function which pre- vents various types of data groups from being deleted by mis- take and keeps unauthorized user (third party) from operating the machine. The following three ki…

2. Starting or Exiting from the Application

2.1 Getting Started

(1) When the [POWER ON] button on the operation panel is pressed, it

illuminates in yellowish green and the self-diagnostics function starts.

(a) Press and hold the [POWER ON] button for more than 1

second.

(b) It takes 2 to 3 minutes until the self-diagnostics operation

is completed. Please wait for a while.

When the self-diagnostics operation is completed, the "Login Type Se-

lection" window appears on the touch screen.

Fig. 1B2 "Login Type Selection" Window

(2) Press the [SUPERVISOR], the [OPERATOR #1], or the [OPERA-

TOR #2] button according to the given authority.

The "Password Entry" dialog box opens.

Fig. 1B3 "Password Entry" Dialog Box

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2. Starting or Exiting from the Application

This machine is provided with a password function which pre-

vents various types of data groups from being deleted by mis-

take and keeps unauthorized user (third party) from operating

the machine.

The following three kinds of passwords are available and each

gives individually approved user’s access to the computer sys-

tem of the machine.

Refer to "Section 5 System Setting" in "Volume 3: Program-

ming and Machine Data" for details.

[SUPERVISOR] : Access can be gained by only the person

identified as "Supervisor".

[OPERATOR #1] : Access can be gained by only the person

identified as "Operator #1". For example, the

person identified as "Operator #1" is given

a permission to all machine operations in-

cluding data editing.

[OPERATOR #2] : Access can be gained by only the person

identified as "Operator #2". For example, the

person identified as "Operator #2" is limited

to only the operations related to the auto-

matic operation.

(3) Enter the password.

"*****" appears in the "Password Entry" dialog box.

(4) Press the [Set] button.

The "AUTO OPN." window opens on the touch screen. It is provided

with a main menu bar.

See Fig. 1B4 in "2.2 Structure of Operation Windows" for the dis-

played main menu bar and the "AUTO OPN." window.

When no password is set, press the [SUPERVISOR], the [OP-

ERATOR #1], or the [OPERATOR #2] button according to the

given authority. The "AUTO OPN." window opens.

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2.1 Getting Started

2.2 Structure of Operation Windows

Fig. 1B4 Main Menu Bar and "AUTO OPN." Window

••

• Window Composition

*1 Main Menu Bar

The main menu bar has five buttons ([AUTO OPN.], [MAINT.], [MGT

DATA], [DATA EDIT], and [SYSTEM] buttons) as main menus, one

button ([RECOG.] button) for selection of a recognized image pat-

tern to be displayed, and three operation buttons ([TenKey], [?], and

[Logout] buttons).

Refer to "Section 4" in "Volume 2: Operation (Supervisor)" for the

main menu bar.

*2 Submenu Bar

The submenu bar has the buttons to select the submenus. When

each button on the submenu bar is selected, the corresponding

operation window opens.

When a button on the main menu bar is pressed, the corresponding

submenu bar appears.

Refer to "Section 4" in "Volume 2: Operation (Supervisor)" for the

submenu bar.

2.2 Structure of Operation Windows

*5 Current Mode

*4 Operation Window

(Menus for Automatic Operation)

*6 Supplementary Explanation

*1 Main Menu Bar

*3 Tab

*2 Sub Menu Bar

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