SKF Baker AWA-IV 12 HO, User Manual

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View menu
The View menu allows you to specify whether the Toolbar and Status Bar will be displayed
in your view of the user interface. A check mark next to an item indicates that the feature will
be displayed.
The
Options
item drops down a sub-menu that provides access to additional features.
Clicking on the File Locations item opens a dialog box that helps you identify where specific
file types used by the system are stored. You can also use this dialog box to modify locations
if needed.
Clicking on the
Changable Labels item opens a dialog box so you can rename the motor
location fields. Label one default is “Location,” label two default is “Building.”
Clicking on the
Enable Voltage Class item toggles the setting that requires the use of voltage
classes. When this feature is enabled, a check appears next to the item. When voltage
classes are enabled, you will be required to have a voltage class assigned to a new Motor ID.
Enabling voltage class restricts the Test IDs available to a motor to the Test IDs associated
with the voltage class, ensuring that Test IDs using higher voltages cannot be assigned to the
motor.
Clicking on the
Allow Duplicate Motor ID’s item allows the system to create motor IDs that
are identical. For example, if you have two identical motors that both drive cooling fans, you
might want to give them the same Motor ID. Notes within the Motor ID, or the placement of
the Motor ID in the “building” and “location” folders can be used to uniquely identify each
motor.
Figure 31. View menu.
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Baker AWA-IV software overview