Barberan 18248, Manual

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A pop up window is opened directly on the screen. These screens can be
opened or closed by using a switch, tactile push button, etc. The pop up
windows are composed by three items: folders, groups and panels. It is also
possible to open a pop up key board to introduce data. They will be closed by
touching them.
1.
By pushing on this image you will go to the pop-up screen
where address is displayed.
A tactile selector is an area in the screen with an image. This image is not
fixed; it changes depending on the selected option of functioning mode. By
touching this image, this option can be changed. This is used for OFF/ON,
AUTOMATIC/MANUAL, and etc selectors.
The numeric data can be either of only read-out or modifiable. To change a
modifiable data, you will only have to touch it and a numeric keyboard will
appear where the new value will have to be introduced. Once it is introduced,
push
ENT to confirm or ESC to cancel the modification and go back to the page
displayed before.
When the machine is switched on for the first time, a presentation page
appears. Afterwards it goes over to the menu pages where it is possible to go
over to several adjustment pages, placed into groups, depending on the type of
operation or handling of the machine that is wanted to be controlled.
In this way, from the menu page, it is possible to go to the speed adjustment
pages, profile feeder, production details, etc.
To go to each one of those adjustment pages, from the menu page, the
corresponding tactile button on the screen will be touched. Those buttons will
be identified with an icon, related with the page to which you want to go.
Apart from the buttons to go to the different adjustment pages, there are several
tactile buttons, of main use. The most frequent ones are the following:
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“Page advance”. When you touch this icon, you go the following page
of a related page sequence.
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“Page return”. When you touch this icon, you will go to the former
page, this means, to the page from which you come.
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“Value increase”. This button is always placed where there is a
numeric value. Each time that this button is touched, the numeric data
will be increased with 1 unit.
- “Value decrease”. This button is always placed where there is a
numeric value. Each time that this button is touched, the numeric data
will decrease with 1 unit.
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“OFF Selection button”. Image of an OFF/ON button, when the related
parameter is in OFF position.
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“ON Selection button”. Image of an OFF/ON button, when the related
parameter is in ON position.
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“AUTOMATIC Selection button”. Image of an AUT/MAN button, when
the related parameter is in AUTOMATIC mode.