G-2
Glossary
Control Panel
The place where you operate the plotter. It consists of a display window and
pressure-sensitive keys that allow you to input commands. The emergency stop
switch is also located on the control panel.
Dancer Bar
The bar positioned under the paper supply roll. Used to keep even tension on the
paper as it is drawn across the plotter table.
Default Settings
The factory-set values for the various parameters that control the operation of the
plotter. These are usually set at the maximum value. You can change any of the
default settings to tailor the plotter’s actions to your needs, and you can easily
change them back if you need to.
Diagnostics
A group of tests that can be run to determine if the plotter is functioning correctly.
You can run some of the diagnostic tests yourself, but others are intended for GGT
Field Service personnel.
Display Window
The area on the control panel that displays menus and messages. This liquid crystal
display measures approximately 1 inch by 3 inches.
Download
To update the firmware on the Plotter by transmitting a new version from your
marking and grading system terminal to the plotter.
Emergency Stop Switch
The round knob on the control panel that you twist to turn on power to the plotter
motors. It is marked with three arrows. By pushing this switch down, you can quickly
stop the plotter in an emergency.
Enter Key
The key on the control panel that lets you verify changes you make on the menus. It
is marked with a dot.
