Main Screen; Operating Sequence Screen - Nussbaum WA 780 Manual De Instrucciones

MAIN SCREEN

The following keys are active in this
screen:
F1 displays Help online
F2 exits the alignment pro-
gramme and goes back to the
Windows desktop (with pass-
word prompt)
F3 (or Enter) goes to the next
screen in the established op-
eration sequence (vehicle da-
tabank, job record, compensa-
tion)
F11 displays the menu with the
relative functions.
These are the menu options:
Switch off (exits the programme and
Windows correctly)
Service Programs
- Technical assistance
- Radio modules configuration (con-
figures the radio modules - channel
and power)
- Smart card data card (displays the
Sim card active operating levels and
options that can be enabled)
- Technical assistance (screen to be
used by technical personnel)
- Heads test (displays the heads opera-
tion analysis screen)
- Head calibration (accesses the calibra-
tion screen and checks the heads calibra-
tion)
- Crooked steering wheels (accesses the
steering wheel spokes alignment pro-
gramme)
- Demo (uses the programme in demo
mode, without using the heads)
Previous job (recalls the last job per-
formed, Make, Model, ROC and data)
Setup (accesses the general set-up of the
aligner)
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Operating sequence (recalls the align-
ment execution setting screen, according
to user preferences)
• Help (recalls the Help screen relative
to the current screen)
The general set-up and the operating se-
quence screen have been introduced be-
cause some users prefer to change all the
available options and define the equip-
ment settings before resuming measure-
ment.
OPERATING SEQUENCE
SCREEN
The operating sequence to be used for the
next alignment procedure can be selected
in this screen (fig. 21). When the alignment
procedure finishes, or every time the op-
erating sequence begins (from the starting
screen), the settings of the general set-up
are restored.
The operating sequence settings can be
accessed, from any job screen, during the
alignment procedure. In the operating
sequence, the operations are divided in
subgroups, where the required setting can
be selected for each group. The groups and
their possible options are shown below:
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