Busch-Jaeger Busch-ComfortTouch, Product Manual

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The option of being able to design operating buttons in different sizes makes it easy to
realise operating concepts that allow use by people of all ages. Icons can be selected
from one of the supplied comprehensive libraries.
5.1 Status bar
The status line (at the very bottom on the screen) displays the status of the system plus
additional information (e.g. date/time). Secondary information can be called up there,
which is then displayed in flyout menus.
In turn, applications can then be called up from these menus (e.g. alarm clock set-
tings).
The status bar is permanently displayed (exception: screen saver, you must specify
whether the status bar is to be displayed or not displayed while the screen saver is on).
5.2 Navigation bar
The uniform operating concept of the navigation bar facilitates a fast and guided navi-
gation to the operating pages and applications.
The navigation bar is located in a fixed position on the screen (above the Status bar)
and is always accessible on the display for the user. A jump function to the start page
is permanently available in the navigation bar on the left edge.
Using the buttons on the navigation bar, the user can navigate to operating pages or
call up applications directly by touch. The navigation bar can be freely allocated with
buttons whereby the number of buttons that fit on a section depends on the length of
text for the designation. This allows the number of buttons on a visible section to be
varied. The view of the area can be exchanged page-wise via the navigation areas (ar-
row left/right). A maximum of 4 views are possible.
Jump functions to the operating or application pages can be positioned singly and as
functional groups (so-called containers). Single jump functions on the navigation bar
are triggered directly by touch. Function groups are shown summarised in a touch-
activated opening box where the desired actions can also be triggered by touch. Up to
six jump functions can be positioned on a box. The height of a opening box on the
screen is variable and is sized on the number of entries.