Touch Screen Sample Clauses

Touch Screen. KEYPADS It is possible to program the graphic interface of the keypad integrated in the Sol-P and the graphic maps visualized on it only via the Sol/STUDIO software. Once the keypad has been selected, it is necessary to select “Touch keypad” as its type. Along with the “General” section, which is the same for all keypad types, appear the following sections: • “Sol-P graphics”, for the setup of the graphics interface (backgrounds, buttons, icons) • “Sol-P maps”, for the configuration of the graphic maps which are accessed through the “Maps” option in the APPs” section (refer to Chapter 18 , Graphic map configuration). To set the modified parameters on the keypad, it is necessary to connect the PC to the keypad USB port. Table 3-3: Touch-screen keypad parameters Parameter Software section Available Skins Selection of themes available for the Sol-P graphics. Configured keypads, selected keypad, Sol-P graphics Background Button to display only the background of the Sol-P graphics in the image below. All Button to display the Sol-P graphics complete with buttons in the image below. Default Button to display the default graphics for the selected theme in the image below. Clean Button to cancel the selected graphics in the image below. Write skin Button to set the selected theme on the keypad. Write icons Button to set the icons selected for the buttons on the keypad. The image at the bottom of the “Sol-P graphics” section allows display of the graphics selected for the touch-screen. It is possible to load an image from the PC by double-clicking on the background or button icons. The requirements for the images are - - the background file must be a JPG file with a maximum size of 120 kbytes, 480x272 pixels - - each of the 8 main buttons must be a JPG file with a maximum size of 12 kbytes, 109x88 pixels Proximity readers Reader plan The Sol control panel can manage two proximity readers, one integrated in the frontplate and an optional one on I-BUS. In addition, the control panel can also manage two wireless transceivers, one integrated and an optional Air2-BS200 on I-BUS, which simulate two proximity readers. During the enrollment of these devices, the control panel assigns them to the following addresses:
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Touch Screen. Refer to Figure 8-21 for location. Remove Touch screen P-136809-701.
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Touch Screen. The touch screen provides a Graphical User Interface to detailed machine functions. It is used for setting up production batches, viewing machine performance data, and for trouble shooting purposes.
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Touch Screen. This is a 1 / 8-inch, thick clear plastic grid which has 64 switches, arranged in a 8 x 8 square. Pressing on the grid actuates the switch in a way similar to a membrane type key pad. However the switch clo- sure is not like a mechanical switch. When the switch is OPEN, contact resistance is approx 20 meg OHMS. When the switch is closed the resistance is a maximum of 20 k OHMS. The control interprets the reduction in resistance as switch actuation.‌‌‌‌‌ • The touch screen is held in place by double sided tape. • N ote t h at altho u g h t here are 64 in dividu al switches with a size of .4411 x .611, the control can display a larger pushbutton by combining several switches together. Pressing anyw here within the larger pushbutton activates one of the switches, causing the control to respond.
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