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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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Language
– Navigate to the language screen to change display languages.
Job
– Present the job setup popup window.
Totals
– Navigate to the material throughput totals (inventory) screen.
Components
– Show information for additional component hoppers not shown on the cur-
rent page.
Loading
– When self-loading is enabled, navigate to the main self-loading monitor screen.
Recipe Alarm
– When [Commit] has been pressed and the new recipe contains an error that
prevents it from being processed, the [Recipe Alarm] button will be shown. This button will
navigate to a screen where errors with the recipe can be viewed.
Languages
The touch screen system supports a variety of languages. The default display language is
English. This can be changed in the setup by navigating to <Setup> - <Panel> - <Panel>.
This will change the default display language. It is also possible to change the display lan-
guage without going into <Setup>. This will ‘temporarily’ change the displayed language
until the next reboot or until the user selects a new language. To navigate to the <Language>
selection popup, first navigate to the <Home> page. At the <Home> page press the
[More…] button. Press the button labeled [Language] to display the <Language> popup.
The <Language> popup has a button for each language supported. Press the button for the
desired language. The display will now use the selected language.
Security
Security levels dictate what data is accessible by the user. On each screen in the lower right,
a text box indicates the current level of security. If the current security level prevents the
user from changing a data field, the background of the field will be brown in color with grey
text. The same applies to a button; the button face will turn a brown color.
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Summary of Contents for TrueBlend SB-4
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