Navigating between Quick Menu and Full Menu

Mar 13, 2024

Applications Engineer - General Industries and Automotive

In this video, Application Engineer Katie Austin explains the key differences between the teach pendant's Quick Menu and Full Menu states. She clarifies what to look for when identifying each state, such as the distinct 'MENU 1' or 'QUICK 1' header. Through a side-by-side comparison, Katie highlights how the Quick Menu simplifies the interface by removing many sub-menu items and soft-key options from screens like I/O, Select, and Edit. She also demonstrates the simple process of toggling between the two states and reveals that different screens in a split-screen display can be set to different menu states. This video will help both new and seasoned programmers confidently navigate their programming endeavors.

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Beginner

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General Robot

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