Pro-Bot Menu
So far, you have entered commands directly into Pro-Bot’s Main program
by using the Pro-Bot keypad. Pro-Bot has many additional functions that
are accessible through its Menu system. Like a restaurant menu, the
Pro-Bot Menu offers choices for you to pick, depending on what you
want.
Pro-Bot Menu System
Access the Menus
Access the Pro-Bot menu by pressing the key labeled
Menu to the right of the pen mechanism. Use the up and down arrow keys to
the right of Menu to choose the menu option you want.
Pressing the up arrow moves the highlight cursor up one item in the
current menu display. Pressing the down arrow moves the highlight cursor
to the next item in the current menu display. Once the desired item is
highlighted, press Menu to select it.
Menu Levels
As you move through the menu system, the Pro-Bot display
shows the options for that level in the menu. In each case, the first
line displayed is the title of the current menu section. The second line
displayed is Back. Selecting Back and pressing Menu, moves up one
level in the menu system, back to the screen from which the current
option was selected.
Toplevel Menu
When the Main program displays and Menu is pressed,
the following options are available.
Menu – indicates the Toplevel Menu
Back – up one menu level; from the Toplevel Menu returns to the Main program
New Proc – enters the new procedure menu
Edt Proc – enters the edit procedure menu
Config – enters the configuration menu
Sensors – enters the sensors menu
Clear – enters the clear menu
Special Commands Menu
Access Special Commands Menu
Commands to control Pro-Bot’s lights
and sounds are available through the Special Commands Menu. To access
the Special Commands Menu, press and hold Menu for two seconds. The
Special Commands Menu appears.
Insert Special Commands
Special commands can be included in either
the Main program or a subprocedure. To insert a special command in your
program or subprocedure, access the Special Commands Menu from the
line where you would like the command. To do so, press the Menu for two
seconds, then use the arrow keys next to Menu to scroll through the
special command list. Position the highlight on the command you want to
insert. Press Menu and the command is inserted in the Main program or
the subprocedure. The screen then displays the program with the command
inserted.
Special Commands Available
The commands available in the special commands menu are
Light On – turns the headlights on
Light Off – turns the headlights off
Sound 1 – plays the “switch on” sound
Sound 2 – plays the “button click” sound
Sound 3 – plays the “car horn” sound
Sound 4 – plays the “data transfer” sound
Sound 5 – plays the “transfer complete” sound
Sound 6 – plays the “error” sound
Sound 7 – plays the “go to standby” sound
Pen Up – has no effect
Pen Down – has no effect