The Micro5 control screen, or HMI (Human-Machine Interface), is the machine's control and command interface. This screen shows all the process information and allows you to interact with the machine.

Users can interact with the machine by using::

• The touch screen directly

  • A single press allows navigation between pages

  • A double press is used to maintain a function (timed functions)

  • The second level of functions can be accessed using a keyboard or the virtual keyboard

• A mouse

• • A single click allows navigation between pages

  • A double click is used to maintain a function (timed functions))

  • The second level of functions can be accessed using a keyboard or the virtual keyboard

• The keyboard 

• • The keyboard allows you to directly activate the functions of the lower panel [F1...F12].

  • Holding down the "CTRL" key displays and activates the second level functions

• The remote control

• • The remote control is used to configure parameters based on the function activated

A basic simulator is available to display the navigation within the menus: 

The control buttons at the left, bottom and right of the screen are used::

• To reach another screen (link)

• Activate or deactivate a function/option

• To display a function state

• • Dark blue = active

  • Light gray = inactive

  • Dark gray/empty = unavailable

The buttons on the bottom line of the screen can be activated using the function keys on the keyboard

• Direct access to primary functions: [F1 ... F12]

• Direct access to secondary functions: [Alt+F1 ... Alt+F12]

The colors of the buttons are standardized in accordance with EN 60204-1

• The gray buttons without text or icons have no function or are reserved for functions/options not present on the Micro5 version.

• The gray buttons with text and an icon represent a function that is currently inactive

• The dark blue buttons with text and an icon represent a currently active function

• The blue-green buttons with text and an icon represent a link to another page

• The green buttons with text and an icon represent a mandatory function for a cycle start

• The red buttons with text and an icon represent a stop function (cycle stop or machine stop)

• The light blue buttons with text and an icon represent a mandatory function (reset/acknowledge)