Satake Scan Master II - Section 2: Operator Interface and Screens; 2.2.2 Status Indicator; 2.3 Touch Screen Operator Interface; 2.3.1 Security Level

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Section 2-- Identification and Function of Parts 2-5

C. The machine will wait for a few seconds for the amplifiers to "normalize".

D. During intervals A, B, and C above, the EJECTOR LED's (See Figure 1-1) will

illuminate red. This only indicates that the two ejector power supplies

have not been turned on yet.

E. The ejector power supplies will be turned on, and the EJECTOR LED's will

turn off.

If any of the EJECTOR LED's remain illuminated red, this indicates an ejector fault

for that particular channel, or a blown fuse on the Ejector Connector PCB (See Figure

2-28). The vibratory feeder for a particular channel will not operate if there is an

ejector fault in that channel.

Depressing the POWER switch again will turn the machine off.

NOTE:

The ScanMasterII TOUCH SCREEN Program and Windows operating

system must be closed down properly.

2.2.2 STATUS INDICATOR

If the control computer is operating normally, the COMPUTER indicator lamp in the

top half of the STATUS switch will be illuminated green. If the watchdog identifies a

problem, this lamp will be turned off. The computer function should be checked.

If any hard fault (power supplies, lamps, low air pressure, etc.) is detected, the

FAULT indicator lamp in the bottom half of the STATUS switch will be illuminated

red. More information on these faults can be found by opening the cabinet and

looking at the fault LED’s on the Monitor Control PCB.

2.3 TOUCH SCREEN OPERATOR INTERFACE

The TOUCH SCREEN Panel allows the Operator to communicate with the

ScanMasterII.

At the top of each screen, the header will indicate the number and name of the

preset being used (See Section 2.5.3), the sort mode (See Section 2.5.2.2) and the

security level (See Section 2.3.1).

2.3.1 SECURITY LEVEL

There are three levels of user access: LEVEL I, LEVEL II and LEVEL III. Normally,

LEVEL I will grant access to the MAIN, STATUS, GRAB and ERN screens. LEVEL II will

grant access to all previous screens, plus the SETUP and BG screens. LEVEL III will

grant access to all previous screens, plus the MAINT screens. When access is

attempted to a screen that is restricted from the current security level, as shown at

the top of each screen, the Security Login Window (Figure 2-3) will appear. This

window can also be called by touching the button which shows the current security

level at the top of any screen. From the Login Window, to change security level,

touch the security level desired.