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l O p e r a t i o n
O p e r a t i n g S c r e e n s
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Command Bar:
Along the right side of the screen is a command bar that provides navigation to further
operational and configuration screens. Pressing the <More…> button at the bottom will dis-
play additional less often used command bar buttons. If the blending system is a
TrueBlendExt, this screen is not the <Home> screen for the system. For this case a simpli-
fied command bar is shown with buttons pertinent only to the blending process. The
remaining buttons will be found on the <Home> screen.
Starting the blending process:
A blend recipe can be entered on the <Recipe> screen which can be displayed by pressing
the [Recipe] button. Whenever a new recipe has been entered, the text on the [Automatic]
button will change to [Commit] and the indicator light will change to yellow. This is an
indication that a new recipe has been entered and the machine is not yet processing it. Press
the [Commit] button to start the blender and if the recipe is valid, the system will enter the
automatic mode of operation. If the recipe is invalid, a [Recipe Alarm] button is shown
which when pressed will navigate to a <Recipe Error> screen. Pressing the [Automatic]
button will also start the system with the existing unmodified recipe.
Stopping the blending process:
Pressing the [Stop] button a popup is presented requesting how the blender should be
stopped. The system can be stopped immediately, or after the current batch is completed. It
is recommended to stop at the end of the batch if possible.
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Summary of Contents for TrueBlend SB-4
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