2016/01/13 Pop-Up Messages (UENR4675-07)

SMCS - 7490

Pop-Up Messages
Pop-Up messages within the Information Display inform the operator of a pending or immediate machine condition. These messages are
abbreviated to relate the machine condition while the machine is in operation. The messages are restricted to a dedicated area of the Display to
minimize conflicts with productivity and safety information.

Pop-Up Message Box

The Pop-Up message box is formatted to provide required information in a condensed, understandable condition. Pop-Up messages are used for
various information conditions and severities. These information conditions and severities, as well as the general layout of the Pop-Up messages,
are described in the following sections.

Information ("Info") Pop-Up Messages

Information Pop-Ups provide non-safety critical messages to the operator. Text within the messages appears in complete words, allowing for
greater understanding and better translation into different languages.

Event Codes (for example, E344 (2)), appear in the lower left-hand corner of the Pop-Up message box. Event Codes alert the operator or
technician that an abnormal operating condition exists in one of the machine systems.

If multiple info Pop-Ups are active, an arrow will appear. If any warnings are active (and not snoozed), Info Pop-Ups will not display.

Fault Codes
The color of the symbol represents the highest-level active warning:

Level 1 - Gray Warning supersedes any active information Pop-up message.

 Level 2 - Yellow Warning supersedes active information/Level 1 Warning (or lower) Pop-up.

Level 3 - Red Warning is the highest priority. A Level 3 Warning always supersedes an active Level 2 (or lower) Pop-up.

When the operator presses the banner of a Level 1 Fault or a Level 2 Fault, the Fault will hide or "snooze". A small warning Fault icon will appear in
the bottom right corner of the Fault banner. The display takes the operator to the Service Diagnostic menu screen, where additional Events and
Details information will appear.

The last Pop-up suppressed raises an alert reminder symbol in the lower right-hand corner of the Information banner. The alert reminder symbol
remains until the warnings become inactive. The operator may enable the snooze function for Information Messages, Level 1 Warnings, or Level 2
Warnings.

Note: Level 3 Warnings (red banner) will remain active and will not snooze.

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(1) Reduced "Warning Fault" icon
(2) Warning Pop-Up Message box
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(3) Event Code
(4) Diagnostic List screen
(5) Pop-Up Message page index
(6) Diagnostic Detail screen

If the page index arrow (5) on the Pop-Up Message box is not visible, press the midsection of the box. The Events List screen will appear. If there
are more than one event, press the page index arrow . The Events List will appear with the active warnings listed. The numbers listed above the
page index arrow indicate what page is displayed and how many pages of fault codes are available. For example, "2/2" means that the operator is
viewing page two out of two pages available.

If the operator has not pressed the arrow for 5 seconds, the Display automatically pages through active (un-snoozed) Level 1 Warnings, provided
there are no Level 2 or Level 3 Warnings active.

Warning Levels
Level 1 Warning

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A Level 1 Warning supersedes any active Information Pop-Up. An Information Pop-Up will not display if any Level 1 or higher warning is active (and
not snoozed by the operator).

If the machine is running, Level 1 warnings can be snoozed for 10 hours. If there are two or more events, numbers will appear above the arrow.
These numbers indicate the index of the currently displayed Pop-Up messages and the total number of active and un-snoozed warnings.

Level 2 Warning

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A Level 2 Warning supersedes any active Information Pop-up or "Level 1 Warning". If multiple warnings are active, an arrow appears indicating so.
If the operator has not pressed the arrow for 5 seconds, the Display automatically pages through active (un-snoozed) Level 1 Warnings, provided
no Level 2 or Level 3 Warnings are active.
If the machine is running, the operator may snooze Level 2 warnings for 1 hour. If the warnings are an Event, they will reappear if the Event
generating the warning remains active.

Level 3 Warning

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Level 3 Warnings are the highest priority. A Level 3 Warning always supersedes an active Level 2 (or lower) warning or Pop-up message. If multiple
warnings are active, an arrow appears, indicating so.

Note: A Level 3 Warning cannot snooze. A Level 3 Warning remains active.