Micro-Master Touch Screen Introduction - Toro Micro-Master Series User Manual

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Micro-Master Touch Screen Introduction

Each screen in the Micro-Master Touch controller has been designed to follow a common layout
whenever possible. This serves to simplify the familiarity process and greatly ease the operation of
the controller.
Generally, from the Home Screen, each major function area shows a list of eight function entries, eg
a list of programs, list of pumps etc. If there are more than eight entries in the function area, a row of
four navigation buttons along the bottom of the screen allows access to the next list of eight entries.
When necessary, the labels of the four buttons changes to allow access to further entries.
The right hand side of the screen contains action buttons. Depending on the function area, these
buttons will initiate commands on the selected entry, or allow access to the editing functions for the
selected entry.
On the edit screens, buttons in the navigation area allow the user to accept, or cancel any changes to
the function parameters, or navigate to the next entry in the function. A home button returns the user
directly to the main menu, without saving any changes to the function. A help button shows
information relating to the function.
On the right hand of the edit screen, a number of action buttons allow further modification of the
functions parameters. As far as possible, these buttons will have similar affects on each screen they
are displayed.
For example, consider the Pump Set Edit Screen as shown in Figure 20, where the Action,
Navigation, and Function Parameter areas are shown.
Figure 20 - Touch Screen Layout
In the Action Area, icons represent various actions that will be applicable for the currently displayed
function. Not all icons will be displayed for all functions.
The advanced parameter edit button will display more advanced parameters, including
parameters that are unlikely to change frequently, and status and totaliser data for the function.
The log button displays a graphical log of parameters appropriate to the function. In most
cases, this will be a graph of the associated flow meter.
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Micro-Master Touch User Guide
32 Ver 1.2, June 2014