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right The slatted pane machinings framework


Note N.B: To access this pane in Opera Job Management: from the Panes management framework, select the button File:tastolavorazionidoga.png


Below is a description of the contents of the framework:

Section 1: Function keys

  • The button File:+.png is to start loading a new entry.
  • The button File:-.pngis used to delete an entry from the archive.
  • The button File:modifica.png is used to change the data of an entry.
  • The button File:=.png is used to copy data from an entry.
  • The button File:tastocataloghi.png opens the Technical Catalogs Management framework, which allows the entry of the catalog page or the profile data sheet.
  • The button file:tastoexcel.png allows to export the contents of the current framework to a spreadsheet format document (e.g., Excel). More information on using this feature can be found in the dedicated page


Section 2: The fields of work

  • Name File:tastoc.png: Opens the Select machinings frame where we can select the machining, whose name is reported in this field.
  • Desc: Describes the selected machining.
  • Offset: The function of this box is to determine a shift in the shares in the machining.
  • Profile component type File:tastomenutendina.png: In the case of a composite profile, this function allows you to determine which component to apply the machining to.
  • Condition File:tastomenutendina.png: This box is combined with a button that opens a large list of variables that indicate to the program, for example on which side of the typology the machining should be applied, the profile size; It is also possible to set a size range of the type within which the machining shall be applied.
  • Position File:tastomenutendina.png [Determines the position of the machining in the profile (Left = left of the profile/ None = central machining/ Right = right of the profile).
  • From the right: The machining position is taken from the right, compensating for any possible cutting errors.
  • Mirror machining: if enabled, it mirrors the working
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