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2. Usage procedures

2.2. Basic menu options

2.2.1. Main menu

When the machine is started, a welcome screen appears, which serves as the main menu. The following options are available:

  • START - start working with key profiles,
  • INFO - language selection and device information,
  • SERVICE - access to service options.

Tip

To return to the main menu during any process, use the EXIT option. This will brake the current operation and, if the machine was moving, the scanning and milling units will return to their starting (safe) position.

2.2.2. START menu

To access this menu, select the START option from the main menu.

After selecting this option, the current status of the cutter and the technical inspection status are displayed.

Condition of the cutter and technical inspection

The following data is displayed in this menu:

  • Cutter condition – expressed as a percentage; calculated based on the number of cutting movements performed.
  • Type of cutter installed – three-character abbreviation, e.g. CRB (carbide cutter made of sintered carbide).
  • Number of keys made since the last cutter replacement.
  • Number of keys remaining before the limit is reached before the required technical inspection.

When the limit number of keys between inspections is reached, a message will appear on the screen indicating that a technical inspection is required. In this case, contact an authorized distributor to arrange and perform the service.

After reading the information, the user can continue working. If no process requiring machine movement has been started previously, the axis start-up will be performed automatically.

Warning

Exceeding the limit of the number of keys made without an authorized technical inspection will result in the loss of the warranty. The user will then be fully responsible for all repair costs, including those normally covered by the free warranty procedure.

Loading the key profile

In this menu, select how to load the key profile data. The following options are available:

  • SCAN - scanning the profile from the original key
  • USB[↓] - receive key profile data from a PC

A detailed description of these options can be found in the following chapters of this manual.

Selecting the EXIT option will take you to the welcome screen.

Recovering the last loaded key profile

The machine stores the data of the last loaded key profile in its temporary memory. If, after scanning the key, the user mistakenly returns to the main menu, it is possible to restore this data by selecting the RECOV. option (this option is available on the screen with information about the cutter).

The data of the last loaded profile is stored in temporary memory only until the device is turned off.

2.2.3. INFO menu

To access this menu, select the INFO option from the main menu.

When this option is selected, the language selection screen is displayed first.

Language selection

The screen displays a list of available languages with the currently selected one highlighted.

Description of function buttons:

  • (>>) – change language to the next one in the list,
  • OK – confirm selection and proceed to the next screen,
  • EXIT – exit to the main menu without saving changes.

After confirming your selection, all system messages will be displayed in the selected language.

Information about the machine

The next screen displays the basic identification data of the machine:

  • serial number (ID),
  • firmware version,
  • total number of key profiles made.

Description of function buttons:

  • NEXT – go to the next screen of the INFO menu (contact details),
  • BACK – return to the previous screen (language selection),
  • EXIT – exit to the main menu.

Contact details for the manufacturer

The last screen contains the manufacturer's contact details.

To return to the main menu, press the EXIT button.

2.2.4. SERVICE menu

To access the service menu, select the SERVICE option from the main menu.

The menu is divided into the following sections:

  1. Basic settings
  2. Cutter replacement and calibration
  3. Tests and diagnostics
  4. Advanced settings

A detailed description of each section can be found in chapter 3. Service and settings.