Printer User Interface; Printer Messages - 3D Systems FIGURE 4 MODULAR User Manual

• The screen monitor tray height can be adjusted up and down.

6.2 Printer User Interface

In addition to the touch screen at the Controller, each Printer in your Modular system has its own local display in the upper-left-
hand corner. This is a context-specific display that displays a different, single option depending on the state the Printer is in.
Each screen you may see will have the following basic components:

6.2.1 Printer Messages

Each Printer's screen displays four types of color-coded messages:
6.2.1.1 Code Blue Messages
The following are common Code Blue Messages and their definitions. This is not a complete list, but is to made to give an
example of each type of Context Button on a Code Blue screen.
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Module Name - The name currently assigned the
A
Printer
Printer Message Area - Displays a context-specific
B
message depending on the state of the Printer.
Please see the section
information.
Context Button - Displays an interactive, context-
C
specific button depending on what is in the
Printer Message Area.
Code Blue Message - Indicates that the Printer is functioning
normally and does not require any further action. A blue
message may contain an action to perform; but this action
is not necessary for normal operation. Please see the section
Code Blue Messages for more information.
Code Yellow Message - Indicates that the Printer needs
attention to resume normal operation; but the operator does
not have to attend to the unit immediately. Please see the
section Code Yellow Messages
Code Red Message - Indicates that the Printer needs the
immediate attention of the operator. Please see the section
Code Red Messages for more information.
Code Gray Message - Indicates information that is only
displayed for informational purposes. No interaction is
available. Please see the section
more information.
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for more information.
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