Menus and Work Area

 
The T3000 software has the menu system and quick access icons along the top bar,  the tree on the left, status line at the bottom. The following section describes these zones in more detail.
Menus and Work Area
 
 
1

Main Menu System

1. Main Menu System
The main T3000 Menu system shows along the top of the screen, logically grouped by function.
 
[TO BE DONE] Keyboard shortcuts for these items.
 
2

System Tree

2. System Tree
The System Tree section shows along the left hand panel. The tree can be turned off and sorted & edited in different ways. Items which are offline will have a small red 'X' near the node.  The tree is described in more detail here in the System Tree section.
 
3

Work Area

                           3. Work Area
This is the main work area which can be text based for working with grids as shown on the left, or it can be graphical for working with the operator displays and floorplans as shown on the right. Setting up graphical displays is described in the Graphical Screens section
4

Icon menu

4. Icon menu
Shortcuts to the most commonly used work areas of the system. Inputs, Outputs, User screens, trend logs and so on all all presented here in icon format. There are also these same items available from the text menu system.
 
Hover text will show the function of each of these icons when you place the mouse over the icons without pressing any buttons. 
5

Status Line

5. Status Line
The communications status line shows the address of the device which is currently communicating in the "Add"ress box. The RX and TX numbers show how many packets have been sent to the current device in the current session, each time you click on a different device the numbers will reset to zero. The ERR box shows the number of errors in the current session with the current device. The Health box shows the percentage of successful packets for the current session for up to 100 packets. When the session hits more than 100 packets the earlier packets are pushed out of the tally, only the latest 100 are used in the math. Finally the status line shows a log of the current communications activity.