LINK Systems OmniLink 5000 - Manual (Page 37)

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access control by using the password system, the user must be configured to have access to recall jobs from
memory. The Select Job menu is shown in Figure 4.12. There are two ways to select a job. The first way
is to enter the job number, if it is known. The ENTER NUMBER softkey allows the user to enter the desired
job number directly into the operator terminal, which automatically searches the file system and retrieves the
job if located. The second way is to select the job from the screen. Select a job by using the NEXT GROUP
key to locate the page that the job is on, and then using the arrow keys to position the cursor on the correct
job. With the cursor on the correct job, depress the SELECT softkey.
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NUMBER
JOB NUMBER DESCRIPTION
000000001 FIRST EXAMPLE
000000002 SECOND EXAMPLE
000000003 THIRD EXAMPLE
000000004 FOURTH EXAMPLE
000000005 FIFTH EXAMPLE
000000006 SIXTH EXAMPLE
000000007 SEVENTH EXAMPLE
000000008 EIGHTH EXAMPLE
000000009 NINTH EXAMPLE
000000010 TENTH EXAMPLE
000000011 ELEVENTH EXAMPLE
000000012 TWELTH EXAMPLE
000000013 THIRTEENTH EXAMPLE
000000014 FOURTEENTH EXAMPLE
123456789 TWENTY CHARACTERS
Figure 4.12 Locating a job to recall
Either method of locating the desired job results in a request for final verification as shown in Figure 4.13.
After verifying that the job number and description are correct, the RECALL SETUP softkey replaces the
information in the current job with that of the requested one. During the recall process, the message
"Loading the Job" is displayed. When complete, the operator terminal returns to the job setups menu and
the current job information reflects the change.
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You Have Selected to RECALL:
Job Number Description
000000001 FIRST EXAMPLE
WARNING! Always check to make certain that you are
recalling the correct setup. Recalling an incorrect
setup for a production process can result in bodily
injury and/or damage to machine or tooling.
RECALL SETUP when ready.
Figure 4.13 Recall a Job
Section 4.5.3 Erase Setup