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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
Automatic
- Places the Blender into automatic operation. This action requires a valid
recipe be entered from the Recipe screen. The button will show a green indicator if in auto-
matic. If the recipe has been changed, the button appearance will change to the [Commit]
button.
Stop
- This button is used to put ‘only’ the blender into a stopped state. The button will
show a red indicator if stopped.
Commit
- The [Automatic] button will change to a [Commit] button whenever the recipe
has been modified and is not yet the running recipe. Pressing the [Commit] button will
implement the changes to the recipe.
Recipe Book
- Navigate to the <Recipe Book> screen. This is where stored recipes can be
edited and selected for use.
Material Calibration
- Launch the material calibration popup. This will provide a means
to clear the feed rate tables for the selected component hoppers.
Options
- If additional recipe entry options are available (Resin Names, Density, and Feed
Order) this button will navigate to a new screen where this data can be entered.
Job
- Present the job setup popup window.
Recipe Options
The <Options> screen is an additional recipe entry screen where less commonly entered
data values can be entered. This screen provides data entry for material density, Resin
Selection, Feed Order, and Dosing Rate (Volumetric Mode). A total of six component hop-
pers can be shown on a single screen.
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Summary of Contents for TrueBlend SB-4
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