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Operator’s Manual · Version 1.0 B-13
URISYS 2400 3 Software
Installation
The URISYS 2400 touch screen
The touch screen has been designed to make navigation through the menus
consistent and convenient. Press the buttons on the touch screen once to
perform the various functions. Operators wearing gloves can easily use the
touch screen. A special pointer can be used to operate the keyboard displayed
on the touch screen, if necessary.
Basic screen composition Generally, the status of the analyzer is indicated in the upper left of the yellow
line of the main screen. There are three main status types. For information on
the different status types displayed on the touch screen, see:
Other status types are displayed during special operations.
The date and time are displayed in the upper right of the screen.
Table B-2 on page B-13
Figure B-6 Example of a touch screen
Status type Explanation
Stand-By The analyzer must always be in Stand-By status for
the processing of data, inputting of criteria, or
setting the parameters. The analyzer is idle in this
status.
Operation The analyzer processes samples in this status. This
status allows the operator to load additional samples
without interrupting sampling and measurement of
samples currently being processed.
Sampling Stop
The status of the analyzer changes to Sampling Stop
when there are no more racks on the rack input line
or to S.Stop when the analyzer cannot continue with
a procedure. This generally coincides with a
message that indicates the reason for the stop.
Table B-2 Main status types displayed on the touch screen