WO2003091812A1 - Dispositif de fabrication de produit - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a product manufacturing device arranged on a product manufacturing line.
- These product manufacturing apparatuses often include a display unit for displaying an operation screen and an operation unit for inputting operation details. Then, on the operation screen, the operation content to be performed by the product manufacturing apparatus is displayed. For example, in the above-described weighing device, a start display for starting a weighing operation, and a setting display of a zero point detection, a weighing range, and a weighing speed of a portion to be weighed are displayed on the operation screen.
- the details of these operations are usually described in detail in the instruction manual of the product manufacturing equipment, and the user who operates the product manufacturing equipment can refer to the instruction manual to understand the details of the operation of the product manufacturing equipment. input.
- the display unit often displays a plan view of the product manufacturing apparatus on which the operation is being performed. With such a diagram, the user can easily understand the operation contents.
- the correct operation may not be performed.
- the user may operate the product manufacturing apparatus without performing the operations necessary for the proper operation of the product manufacturing apparatus. This makes it difficult to operate the product manufacturing equipment properly.
- the user may start the weighing operation immediately without performing zero point measurement on the weighing device, and incorrect weighing may be performed. Even if a plan view of the product manufacturing apparatus is displayed on the display unit, the product manufacturing apparatus often has a complicated configuration and operation, and may not be sufficiently represented in the plan view. In such a case, the user may not always be able to easily understand the contents of the operation, and the operation may be difficult.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a product manufacturing apparatus capable of appropriately operating even a user unfamiliar with the product manufacturing apparatus.
- the product manufacturing device which is a product manufacturing device arranged on a product manufacturing line, includes a display unit and an operation unit.
- the display unit displays an operation screen indicating the operation content to be performed by the product manufacturing apparatus and a guidance screen for guiding the operation content according to a procedure.
- the operation unit inputs operation contents.
- the product manufacturing apparatus may include a so-called touch panel type display unit in which the display unit also serves as the operation unit.
- the display unit displays a guidance screen for guiding the operation contents of the product manufacturing apparatus according to a procedure. For this reason, the user of the product manufacturing apparatus may input the operation content according to the guidance on the guidance screen. As a result, in this product manufacturing apparatus, even an unskilled user can appropriately operate.
- the present invention is particularly effective, since many of the product manufacturing apparatuses arranged on the product manufacturing line perform relatively complicated operations, and the input operation is often complicated.
- the product manufacturing device is the product manufacturing device according to claim 1, wherein the display unit displays the product manufacturing device three-dimensionally on an operation screen or a guide screen.
- the display unit displays the product manufacturing equipment three-dimensionally on the operation screen or guide screen.
- Many product manufacturing devices involve three-dimensional operations, and if the configuration can be viewed three-dimensionally, the operation contents will be more easily understood. Therefore, with this product manufacturing apparatus, the user can more easily understand the operation content of the product manufacturing apparatus. As a result, in this product manufacturing apparatus, even a user who is unfamiliar with the product manufacturing apparatus can appropriately operate.
- the product manufacturing apparatus according to claim 3 is the product manufacturing apparatus according to claim 1 or 2.
- the display unit displays the operation of the product manufacturing apparatus on the operation screen or the guidance screen by animation.
- the display unit displays the operation of the product manufacturing device on the operation screen or the guidance screen as animation. For this reason, the user can easily understand the operation of the product manufacturing apparatus. As a result, in this product manufacturing apparatus, even a user unfamiliar with the product manufacturing apparatus can perform an appropriate operation. In particular, since many product manufacturing devices perform relatively complicated operations, displaying them in animation is effective for facilitating understanding.
- a product manufacturing apparatus is the product manufacturing apparatus according to any one of the first to third aspects, and further includes a selection unit that selects whether to display a guidance screen.
- the guidance screen is convenient because it guides the user through the operation procedure, so that appropriate operations can be performed.However, some users are familiar with the operation of the product manufacturing equipment and may not need the guidance screen. is there.
- the guidance screen when the guidance screen is unnecessary, the guidance screen is not displayed, and when the guidance screen is required, the guidance screen can be displayed. Therefore, when the guidance screen is unnecessary, the operation of the product manufacturing apparatus can be efficiently performed by not displaying the guidance screen.
- a product manufacturing apparatus is the product manufacturing apparatus according to the fourth aspect, further comprising a storage unit.
- the storage unit stores an operation level of a user who operates the product manufacturing apparatus and whether or not a guidance screen corresponding to the operation level can be displayed.
- the selection means displays the guidance screen based on whether or not the guidance screen stored in the storage means can be displayed.
- the selection means displays the guidance screen based on whether or not the guidance screen corresponding to the user's level stored in the storage means can be displayed. For this reason, the guide screen is not displayed when the user's operation level is high and the user is familiar with the product manufacturing equipment, and the guide screen is displayed when the user's operation level is low and the user is unfamiliar with the product manufacturing equipment.
- the guidance screen can be automatically displayed or hidden according to the operation level of the user. Thus, the operation of the product manufacturing apparatus can be efficiently performed according to the operation level of the user. (Brief description of drawings)
- FIG. 1 is an external view of a combination weighing device.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic side view showing the configuration of the combination weighing device.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram of the control.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram of the “MAIN MENU” screen.
- Figure 5 is a diagram of the “SELECT PRESET” screen.
- Figure 6 shows the ZERO AD JUSTMENTj screen.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram of the “DRA IN” screen.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram of the “FULL OPEN LOCK MENU” screen.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram of the “ACCESS LEVEL” screen.
- Figure 10 shows the “PAS SWORD” screen.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram of a “MAIN MENU” screen for initial setting.
- Figure 12 is a diagram of the “MAIN MENU” screen for engineers.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram of a “START—UP AS SISTANT” screen.
- Fig. 14 is a diagram of the "POWER UP” screen.
- FIG. 15 is a diagram of the “CONFIRMPRESSETJ screen”.
- Fig. 16 is a diagram of the "WH ZERO ADJUSTMENT” screen
- Fig. 17 is a diagram of the "WH ZERO AD JUSTM ENT” screen indicating that the zero point is being corrected.
- FIG. 18 is a diagram of the “WH ZERO AD JUSTMENT” screen indicating that the zero correction has been completed.
- Figure 19 is a diagram of the “DF ZERO AD JUSTMENT” screen.
- FIG. 20 is a diagram of the “DF ZERO ADJUSTM ENT” screen indicating that the zero correction is being performed.
- FIG. 21 is a diagram of the “DF ZERO AD JUST MENTJ screen” showing that the zero correction has been completed.
- Figure 22 is a diagram of the “PRODUCT I ON STAND BY” screen.
- Figure 23 is a diagram of the “PRODUCT I I” screen. (Best mode for carrying out the invention)
- FIG. 1 shows a combination weighing device 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Combination weighing device 1
- FIG. 2 is a schematic side view showing the configuration of the combination weighing device.
- the combination weighing device 1 includes a dispersion feeder 2, a radiation feeder 3, a pool hopper 4, a weighing hopper 5, a collecting and discharging chute 6, an operation box 7, and a control unit 8 (see Fig. 3).
- the radiation feeder 3, pool hopper 4, and weighing hopper 5 are each arranged in a circular shape.
- the associated radiation feeder 3, pool hopper 4, and weighing hopper 5 are called a head.
- the dispersion feeder 2 is a flat conical table-shaped member.
- the dispersion feeder 2 receives the supply of the objects to be weighed from the supply conveyor 90 provided above the dispersion feeder 2.
- the dispersion feeder 2 is vibrated by an electromagnet (not shown) provided at a lower portion of the dispersion feeder 2, and conveys the weighing object supplied to the upper surface in the meridional direction while dispersing the weighing object in the circumferential direction.
- the radiation feeder 3 is a sheet metal member formed by bending a stainless steel plate and is disposed around the dispersion feeder 2.
- the radiant feeder 3 is vibrated by an electromagnet (not shown) provided below the radiant feeder 3 to convey the object to be weighed in the meridional direction and to supply the object to the pool hopper 4 in the same head.
- the transfer capacity of each radiation feeder 3 is adjusted by the vibration amplitude and vibration time of the electromagnet.
- the pool hopper 4 is disposed below the tip of each radiation feeder 3 and temporarily stores the weighing object supplied from the radiation feeder 3. Pool hopper 4 controls
- the gate 4a provided in the lower part is opened according to the instruction of the part 8 (described later), and the object to be weighed is supplied to the weighing hopper 5 in the same head.
- the weighing hoppers 5 are arranged directly below the pool hoppers 4 and weigh the weight of the objects to be weighed supplied from the pool hoppers 4 by the load cells 9 (see FIG. 3).
- the weighing hopper 5 discharges to the collective discharge unit 6 by opening the gate 5a provided at the lower part according to the instruction of the control unit 8 (described later).
- the load cell 9 is a weight measuring device that weighs the object held by each weighing hopper 5.
- the load cell 9 sends a weighing signal, which is a weighing result of the object to be weighed, to the control unit 8 (described later).
- the collective discharge chute 6 is a member that collects and discharges the objects to be weighed discharged from the weighing hopper 5 downward.
- the operation pox 7 is a member for responding to the user of the combination weighing device 1, and performs input such as setting of the combination weighing device 1 and status display of the combination weighing device 1.
- the operation box 7 has a touch panel 70.
- the touch panel 70 is, for example, a liquid crystal display (LCD), and displays a “ME I MENU j screen 10 (operation screen), a“ PRODUCT I ON ”screen 40, an“ AS S I STANT ”screen (guidance screen), and the like.
- the “ME IN MENU” screen 10 and the “PROD UCT I ON” screen 40 are the screens that show the operation contents to be performed by the combination weighing device 1, and the “AS SI STANT” screen is a screen that guides the operation contents according to the procedure. It is. These screens will be described later in detail.
- the touch panel 70 is a member having both input and display, and the user of the combination weighing device 1 inputs data to the combination weighing device 1 by pressing a button or the like displayed on the touch panel 70
- the control unit 8 controls the combination weighing device 1.
- the control unit 8 controls display on a screen on the control touch panel 70 for combination weighing of the objects to be weighed.
- Figure 3 shows the control block diagram.
- the control unit 8 includes a CPU (not shown), a memory 80, and the like.
- the control section 8 is connected to the dispersion feeder 2, the radiation feeder 3, the pool hopper 4, the weighing hopper 5, and the operation box 7, and controls each section.
- the control unit 8 It is connected and receives a weighing signal from the load cell 9.
- the weighing data received from the load cell 9 is stored in the memory 80.
- the image data is also stored in the memory 80, and the control unit 8 causes the touch panel 70 to display the image data stored in the memory 80.
- an object to be weighed is conveyed to the pool hopper 4 by the supply conveyor 90, the dispersion feeder 2, and the radiation feeder 3.
- the control unit 8 sends a signal to open the gate 4a of the pool hopper 4 on the same head as the empty weighing hopper 5.
- the weighing object held in the pool hopper 4 is fed to the weighing hopper 5.
- An object to be weighed held in each weighing hopper 5 is weighed by a mouth cell 9 provided in each weighing hopper 5.
- the weighing signal output from each load cell 9 is sent to the control unit 8. Then, the weighing signal value of the load cell 9 is stored in the memory 80 as the weight of the object to be weighed held in the weighing hopper 5.
- the control unit 8 performs a combination calculation so as to have a predetermined weight value based on the weight value of the object to be weighed held in each weighing hopper 5 according to the combination calculation program stored in the memory 80. As a result of performing the combination calculation, the control unit 8 selects a plurality of weighing hoppers 5. Thereby, the control unit 8 sends a signal to open the gate 5 a of the selected weighing hopper 5, and discharges the objects to be weighed held in the weighing hopper 5 to the collective discharge unit 6. The discharged objects are supplied to the downstream equipment for processing.
- a screen showing information such as the status and settings of the combination weighing device 1 and the operation content to be performed by the combination weighing device 1 is displayed on the touch panel 70 of the operation box 7.
- buttons for instructing the operation contents to be performed by the combination weighing device 1 are displayed, and the user of the combination weighing device 1 touches the button on the screen to display the corresponding operation contents. Can be entered.
- various screens displayed on the touch panel 70 will be described below. Orchid 15
- the users of the combination weighing device 1 may be mainly an operator who operates the combination weighing device 1 to manufacture products and an engineer who performs set-up maintenance of the combination weighing device 1.
- a user of the combination weighing device 1 can select a screen to be displayed according to a purpose of use or an operation level of the user.
- FIG. 4 shows the “MAIN MENU” screen 10.
- the “MAIN MENUJ screen 10” is a screen mainly displayed when the operator sets or operates the combination weighing device 1. The operator selects one of a plurality of buttons appearing on the screen 10 By touching the button corresponding to the desired operation content, the user can enter settings and operation details.
- the “MAIN MENU” screen 10 shows a model 10a in which the combination weighing device 1 is three-dimensionally represented. And the currently selected preset content 10 b are displayed.
- the “MAIN MENU” screen 10 also includes a “PRESET” button 110, a “ZERO” button 120, a “DRAIN” button 130, a “FULL ⁇ PEN” button 140, and a “PRINT J button 150”. , "POWER” button 160, "START” button 170, and "AS SI STANT” button 200 are displayed.
- “SELECT PRESET” screen 11 is a screen for selecting a desired setting from preset settings.
- a table 11a is displayed in which the product name, target weight, weighing speed, and the like of the product to be subjected to combination weighing for each preset number are displayed. The operator selects and inputs the desired settings on this screen 11.
- the “EXIT” button 111 on the screen is pressed, the display returns to the “MAI N MENU” screen 10.
- “ZERO AD JUS TME NT” screen 12 is a screen for performing zero correction of the weighing hopper 5.
- the weight 12a of the object to be weighed held by each weighing hopper 5 and a "RESTART” button 121 and an "EXIT” button 122 are displayed.
- Each weighing hopper 5 holds The weight 12a of the object to be weighed is displayed in a circle corresponding to the actual arrangement of the weighing hopper 5.
- the “RESTART” button 121 zero correction is performed for each weighing hopper 5.
- the screen returns to the "MAIN MENU" screen 10.
- a “DRAIN” screen 13 shown in FIG. 7 is displayed.
- the “DRAIN” screen 13 is a screen for discharging the weighing object held by the weighing hopper 5.
- the weight 13 a of the object to be weighed held by each weighing hopper 5 is displayed as in the “ZERO AD JUSTMENT” screen 12.
- the operator can discharge the weighing object held by the weighing hopper 5 by pressing the “START” button 131 or the “STOP” button 132 on the screen.
- the “EXIT” button 133 the screen returns to the “MAI N MENU” screen 10.
- the “FULL OPEN LOCK MENU” screen 14 shown in FIG. 8 is displayed.
- the “FULL OPEN LOCK ME NU” screen 14 is a screen for discharging an object to be weighed from each member of the combination weighing device 1.
- the object to be weighed held in the target member can be discharged from the target member by using the “ ⁇ PEN” button 141 and the “CLOSE” button 142.
- Buttons 143, 144, 145, 146, 147 indicating the dispersion feeder 2, the radiation feeder 3, the pool hopper 4, the weighing hopper 5, and the collecting discharge chute 6 are displayed on the screen.
- the target member By pressing the buttons 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, the target member can be selected. Also, when a member is selected, the color of the corresponding portion of the 3D model 14a displayed on the screen changes, so that the selected member can be easily recognized by the operator. For example, in FIG. 8, the button 146 indicating the weighing hopper 5 has been pressed, and the color of the portion 14b corresponding to the weighing hopper of the three-dimensional model 14a has changed. Further, when the object to be weighed is discharged from the target member, the actual operation of the combination weighing device 1 is represented by the model 14a on the screen. When the operator presses the ⁇ ITJ button 148, the screen returns to ⁇ MAIN MENU ”screen 10. When the “PRINT” button 150 is pressed, the current settings are printed out.
- the combination weighing device 1 starts combination weighing under the set conditions.
- the combination weighing device 1 can perform various operations of the combination weighing device 1 from the “MA IN ME NU” screen 10 as described above. On the “MAIN MENU” screen 10, buttons showing multiple operation contents are displayed, and various operations can be performed in a concentrated manner, which is convenient. However, an operator unfamiliar with the operation of the combination weighing device 1 may not know which button to press.
- the combination weighing device 1 has an assistant function for explaining information necessary for appropriately operating the combination weighing device 1 on the touch panel 70. The following describes the “AS S I STANT” screen where this assistant function is exhibited.
- buttons 201, 310, 311, and 312 are buttons for selecting the operation level of the user who operates the combination weighing device 1, and each level is indicated by the number of lamps to be colored. It should be noted that the greater the number of colored lamps, the higher the user's operation level, which means that the user is familiar with and understands the operation of the combination weighing device 1.
- the “ ⁇ PERATOR” button 201 is a button selected by a normal operator working on the production line.
- the other buttons 310, 311 and 312 are buttons that are selected by an engineer who has a higher operation level than the operator and performs installation and maintenance work of the thread alignment measuring device 1 '.
- the memory 8 of the control unit 8 0 stores each operation level and whether or not to display the “ASS I STANT” screen set for each operation level. The next display is made according to the operation level selected on this screen 30. Screen is determined. Here, it is memorized that the "AS SI STANT" screen is displayed when the "OPERATOR” button 201 is selected, and that the "AS SIS TANT” screen is not displayed when the other buttons 310, 311 and 312 are pressed. Have been.
- buttons 310, 311, and 312 other than the "OP ERATOR” button 201 are pressed, the "PAS SWORD” screen 31 shown in FIG. 10 is displayed.
- P AS SWORD the user enters a password corresponding to each operation level.
- the “MAIN MENU” screen 32 for initial setting shown in FIG. 11 is displayed.
- buttons for performing the initial setting and maintenance operations such as the “PROD. SET J button 321” and “M / CS ETJ button 322” are displayed.
- the “POWER” button 330 When is pressed, the “MAIN MENU” screen 33 for the engine air shown in FIG. 12 is displayed.
- buttons 321 and 322 for performing the operations required for the initial setting and maintenance work of the combination weighing device 1 described above are displayed in addition to the display contents of the “MAIN MENU” screen 10 for a normal operator.
- the “OPERAT OR” button 201 is pressed on the “ACCES S LEVEL” screen 30 shown in FIG. 9, the “START—UP AS SI STANT” screen 20 shown in FIG. 13 is displayed.
- an “YES” button 210 and an “N ⁇ ” button 211 for selecting on / off of the assistant function are displayed.
- the “NO” button 211 is pressed, the above-mentioned “MAIN MENU” screen 10 for the operator is displayed.
- the “Y E S” button 210 is pressed, the “AS S I STANT” screen shown in FIGS. 14 to 22 is displayed.
- the “POWER UP” screen 2 shown in FIG. 1 is displayed.
- the “POWER UP” screen 21 is a screen for guiding the operator to press the “POWER” button 220 first.
- the 3D model 21 a of the combination weighing device 1 and the “POWER” button 220 are displayed.
- a description 21b is displayed, such as an instruction to press the POWERj button and that the combination weighing device 1 is turned on when pressed, and an arrow 21c indicating the POWER ERJ button is displayed.
- the rpoWERJ button 220 is blinking.
- a “CONFIRM PRESET” screen 22 shown in FIG. 15 is displayed.
- the “CONFIRM PRESET” screen 22 is a screen for guiding the user to confirm the preset contents.
- a three-dimensional model 22a of the yarn alignment measuring device 1 contents of a currently selected preset 22b, a "PRESET” button 221 and an “ACCEPT” button 230 are displayed. If you want to change the current preset, you need to press the “PRESET” button.
- An instruction 22e indicating that the user presses 230 is displayed, and an arrow 22f indicating the ACCEPTj button 230 is displayed.
- the “WH ZERO AD J US TMENT” screen shown in FIG. 16 to FIG. 18 is displayed.
- the “WH ZERO A D JUSTMENT” screen is a screen that guides the user to perform zero correction of the weighing hopper 5.
- a “WH ZERO ADJ US TMENT” screen 23 shown in FIG. 16 is displayed.
- the three-dimensional model 23a of the combination weighing device 1, a “ST ART” button 240, and an “EX IT” button 241 are displayed.
- the portion 23 b representing the weighing hopper 5 of the 3D model 23 a of the combination weighing device 1 is discolored. However, it is easy to distinguish from other members.
- the screen 23 shows that the discolored part is the weighing hopper 5, the zero point correction of the weighing hopper 5 is performed by pressing the “START” button, and the weighing value of the weighing hopper 5 starts from zero by the zero point correction.
- Explanation 23c is displayed.
- the “START” button 240 is blinking.
- a screen 24 indicating that the zero point is being corrected is displayed as shown in FIG.
- a scale 24a indicating how much time has elapsed with respect to the time required to complete the zero correction is displayed.
- a description 24b indicating that the apparatus waits while the zero correction is being performed is displayed.
- the “START” button 240 and the “EX IT” button 241 do not accept input, and the s TARTJ button 240 and the ⁇ ITJ button 241 are not marked with an input 24 c, 24 d Is displayed.
- a screen 25 indicating that the zero correction is completed is displayed as shown in FIG.
- a description 25a indicating that the “EXIT” button 260 is pressed after completion of the zero point correction to proceed to the next screen is displayed.
- the “EXIT” button 260 is displayed blinking.
- the three-dimensional model 26a of the combination weighing device 1 the “START” button 270, and the “EXIT” button 271 are displayed.
- the portion 26b corresponding to the distributed feeder 2 is discolored, so that it can be easily distinguished from other members. Also, confirm that the discolored part 26b is the dispersion feeder 2 and confirm that there is no object to be weighed on the dispersion feeder 2 and press the “START” button 270. If correction is performed, or if there is an object to be weighed on the distributed feeder 2, an explanation 26c indicating that the user presses the "EX IT" button 271 to proceed to the next screen is displayed.
- the “START” button 270 is displayed blinking.
- a screen 27 indicating that the zero correction is being performed as shown in FIGS. 20 and 21 is displayed in the same manner as when the zero correction of the weighing hopper 5 is performed.
- a screen 28 indicating that the zero correction has been completed is displayed in order.
- “PROD UCT I ON S TANDBY” screen 29 is a screen that informs you that the product is ready for weighing. On this screen 29, the three-dimensional model 29a of the combination weighing device 1 and the content 29b of the currently selected preset are displayed. In addition, an “START” button 290 and an arrow 29c indicating that the “START” button 290 is pressed are displayed.
- AS SIS TANT button is displayed on the AS SIS TANT screen, and when the AS SIS TANT button is pressed, the A.Sistant function is turned off and even during the AS SIS TANT screen You can proceed to the “MA IN MENU” screen 10.
- the “PRODUCT I ON” screen 40 is displayed on the “MA IN MENU” screen 10 or the “PRODUCT I ON S TANDBY” screen 29, when the “S TART” buttons 17 0 and 29 0 are pressed to start combination weighing.
- the “PRODUCT I ON” screen 40 is displayed on this screen 40.
- the 3D model 40a of the weighing hopper 5 and the contents 40b of the currently selected preset are displayed.
- the three-dimensional model 40 a of the weighing hopper 5 is an actual meter, which is arranged in a circular shape like the weighing hopper 5, the selected weighing hopper 5 participating in combination weighing, the weighing hopper 5 not participating in combination, A corresponding mark 40c is displayed on each of the empty weighing hoppers 5 and the like.
- a correspondence diagram 40d explaining which mark indicates what state is displayed on the side of the three-dimensional model 40a of the weighing hopper 5. Also, the total weight 40e of the objects to be weighed in the weighing hoppers 5 combined by the combination weighing is displayed.
- the “S TOP” button 401 displayed on screen 40 is pressed, the “MA IN MENU” screen 1 15
- the operator may operate according to the procedure shown on the “AS S I STANT” screen. Therefore, in the combination weighing device 1, even an operator who is unfamiliar with the operation of the combination weighing device 1 can appropriately operate the combination weighing device 1.
- the operators who manufacture products often do not have expertise in weighing devices, and perform zero correction before weighing for accurate weighing. Sometimes they don't understand what they need. In addition, even if most operators understand such operations, they may forget to perform zero correction if they are inexperienced in using the combination weighing device 1. . This may cause an error in the weighing value. Also, the operator may select the preset incorrectly or forget to select the preset.
- the operation procedure is guided on the “AS SISTANT” screen.
- unnecessary operation buttons are not displayed on the “AS S I STANT” screen, and the necessary operation buttons are displayed in a blinking manner.
- explanations such as the significance of the operation content shown on the “AS SI STANT” screen and the result of performing the operation are also displayed. For this reason, in the combination weighing device 1, even the unfamiliar operator as described above can easily understand the operation content and the operation procedure, and can appropriately operate the combination weighing device 1. .
- the combination weighing device 1 is displayed three-dimensionally on the "AS SI STANT" screen and other operation screens, and the portion where the operation is being performed is discolored. Also, the operation of the combination weighing device 1 is displayed as an animation. For this reason, the operator can confirm the actual operation of the combination weighing device 1 by animation on the screen, and can easily understand the operation contents. You. Thereby, even an operator who is unfamiliar with the combination weighing device 1 can appropriately operate the combination weighing device 1.
- the assistant function can be turned on / off with the “S TART—UP AS SI STANT” screen 20, the “ACCESS LEVEL” screen 30, and the “AS SI STANT” button 200. .
- the “AS SI STANT” screen is convenient because it guides the user through the operation procedure, so that appropriate operations can be performed. However, some operators are familiar with the operation details of the combination weighing device 1 and have the guidance screen. May be unnecessary.
- the assistant function may be turned off. If the AS SI STANTj screen is required, the assistant function may be turned on. For operators who can perform appropriate operations without the “AS SIS TANT” screen, omit the “AS SI STANT” screen and operate directly from the “MAIN MENU” screen 10 to efficiently combine The operation of the weighing device 1 can be performed.
- the screen does not advance to the “AS SI STANTJ” screen.
- the “AS SI STANT” screen is displayed.
- the “AS SI STANT” screen is not displayed at the level.
- the combination weighing device 1 when the user presses the corresponding button on the “ACCES S LEVEL” screen 30, the “AS SI STANT” screen corresponding to the user level stored in the memory 80 is displayed.
- the “AS SIS TANT” screen is displayed based on whether or not the operation is successful. Thereby, the combination weighing device 1 can be operated efficiently according to the operation level of the user.
- the present invention is applied to the combination weighing device 1 in the above embodiment, it may be applied to other product manufacturing devices.
- the present invention may be applied to a packaging device that covers a product and covers it with a film. That is, a film set
- the “ASSIST AN T” screen which guides the user through the packaging device, such as the procedure of the packaging operation, according to the procedure may be displayed on the touch panel of the packaging device, and the three-dimensional model of the packaging device may be displayed on the touch panel.
- quality inspection equipment such as weight checkers, metal detectors, X-ray inspection equipment, etc., for inspecting the quality of finished products, as well as damper casers for packing finished products in boxes.
- the display unit displays a guidance screen for guiding the operation contents of the product manufacturing apparatus according to the procedure, so that even an unskilled user can appropriately perform the operation. I can do it.
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