User Interface of Mech-MSR

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This chapter introduces Mech-MSR’s welcome screen and home interface.

Welcome Screen

If there is no autoloaded solution or project, Mech-MSR will display the welcome screen when you open it, as shown below.

msr welcome

The welcome screen of Mech-MSR consists of the following parts.

No. Area Description

1

Version information

Check version information and release notes.

2

Quick entry

Quick access for the user to open a solution, open a project, create a solution from solution library, and create a new blank solution. Hover the cursor over the “?” in the lower right corner of the card to check the introduction.

3

User Manual and Online Community

You can browse Mech-MSR’s user manual or access the online community for questions and discussions by clicking the relevant buttons.

4

Recently used

Quickly open recently used solutions or projects.

Home Interface

Leave the welcome screen and you will enter the home interface of Mech-MSR, as shown below.

msr main interface

The home interface of Mech-MSR consists of the following parts.

No. Area Description

1

Menu bar

Includes File, Edit, Communication(C), Deep Learning(D), Camera(M), Toolkit(T), Settings(S), Help(H), etc.

2

Toolbar

Includes buttons to quickly access tools and functions.

3

Project List

Project list displays opened solutions and projects and their status, including communication status and autoload status.

4

Step Library

Includes all Steps that can be used to build a project. You can view all Steps by using the All, 2D, and 3D tabs.

5

Graphical programming workspace

Edit the processing or logical flows of a vision project.

6

Parameter configuration panel

Used to configure the input, parameters, and output of a Step.

7

Data visualization window

It can be divided into 2D data view and 3D data view. These views are used to visualize data, set ROIs or feature regions, and view the execution results of Steps.

8

Result display panels

Displays the quality judgment result of a project, input and output of Steps.

9

Log panel

Displays the vision log, console log, and operation log in real time, facilitating users to find the execution record.


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