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LYNQ includes a range of on-screen elements to help manufacturers quickly build terminals.  These on-screen elements may be edited or copied to create custom on-screen elements.  On-screen elements may include single or multiple functions. Default on-screen elements are created initially during implementation, when the import profile function is run against a new installation of LYNQ.  If this process has not been run, you will not see the on-screen elements when going to:  
 
  1. Settings
  2. Advanced Settings
  3. Select Workbench
  4. Select Elements

In addition, if the profile has not been imported, you will not see the default terminals that are also provided, when going to:
 
  1. Settings
  2. Advanced Settings
  3. Select Workbench
  4. Select Terminals

If you do not see the data in the images above, refer to the section Importing the default profile.
 
Let’s take a look at the settings of the break on-screen element to learn how elements are structured.
 
  1. Select Settings
  2. Advanced Settings
  3. Select Workbench
  4. Select Elements
  5. Double click on the ‘Break’ on-screen element.
At the top of the screen, general settings allow control of:
 
  • Status Active/Not Active
  • Unique ID of the On-Screen Element
  • Sequence of the On-Screen Element
  • Code and Description values
  • Apply to (Employee and/or Equipment)
  • Access control (by group)

Tab Name : Functions

The functions tab is where you define the functions that the on-screen element will perform.  Functions are executed in sequence.  Each function allows additional settings to be defined by clicking on settings.
 

Tab Name : Statues

The statuses tab is where you define which statues the on-screen element will apply to. You must select a single or range or statues for the on-screen element to appear in the workbench terminal. 
 

Tab Name : Terminals

The terminals tab is where you define which terminals the on-screen element will apply to.
 

You can also enable on-screen elements for a terminal, directly from terminal maintenance.
 
  


 
Applies to: LYNQ 2016, LYNQ 2019, LYNQ 2020
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