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Buttons and gestures on every screen

ReferenceHectare One firmware · 1.2.3

What each of the seven buttons and each touch gesture does — on the home screen, in menus, in windows, on the number pad and on every working screen.

The seven buttons, left to right: HOME, MINUS, UP, MENU, DOWN, PLUS, BACK.
The seven buttons, left to right: HOME, MINUS, UP, MENU, DOWN, PLUS, BACK.

The panel lights only the buttons that do something on the screen in front of you. A dark button does nothing there. Where the buttons are: The panel and its seven buttons.

Kinds of press and touch

Press or gesture How
Short press Press a button and release.
Long press (hold) Hold the button until the panel reacts. Some buttons do something else when held.
Touch and hold Keep a finger on one spot of the screen until the panel reacts.
Double tap Two quick taps with one finger.
Two-finger tap One tap with two fingers at once.
Swipe A long movement of one finger across the screen. A short one is not recognised.
Two-finger swipe The same with two fingers.

Home screen

Button or gesture What it does
“HOME” Next working screen: the Table.
“HOME”, held Locks or unlocks product application. One short beep confirms.
“MENU”, or two-finger tap Opens the main menu.
“PLUS” / “MINUS” The first press selects a rate field (it blinks); the next ones raise or lower its target.
“UP” / “DOWN” Move to the previous or the next rate field. Nothing if the machine has only one.
“BACK” Releases a blinking rate field; otherwise opens the tramline bout menu, if the tramline is on.
Double tap Sets the alarm level from the rate being applied. Only while applying.
Touch and hold a device Opens its context menu.
Touch and hold a rate field, then swipe up or down Selects the field and changes its target.
Touch and hold a kg/ha indicator Opens the number pad for that product's target rate.
Swipe left / right Table / second home screen.

Second home screen

Button or gesture What it does
“MENU”, or touch the settings symbol Opens the main menu.
“HOME”, or swipe left Back to the home screen.
“HOME”, held, or touch and hold the hand Locks or unlocks product application.
Touch and hold the rate, then swipe up or down Changes the seeding rate.
Touch a red or green chevron Takes a motor out of or into control.
Touch and hold a motor Opens its context menu.

Table

Button Gesture What it does
“PLUS” / “MINUS” Long two-finger swipe left or right Next or previous table.
“UP” / “DOWN” Swipe up or down Scroll the lines.
“MENU” Two-finger tap Asks “Zero readings?”.
“HOME” Swipe left Statistics.
“BACK” Swipe right Home screen.

Statistics

Button Gesture What it does
“UP” / “DOWN” Swipe up or down Scroll the report.
“PLUS” / “MINUS” Two-finger swipe left or right Show another field.
“MENU” Two-finger tap Menu of the screen.
“HOME” Swipe left Motors, or the home screen if there is none.
“BACK” — Home screen.
— Swipe right Table.

Motors

Button Gesture What it does
“HOME” or “BACK” Swipe left Home screen.
— Swipe right Statistics.
— Touch and hold a tile Context menu of that motor.

In a menu

Button What it does
“UP” / “DOWN” Move the selection up and down the list.
“MENU” Enters the selected item. For a value in square brackets, opens the number pad.
“PLUS” / “MINUS” Change the value of the selected item by one step. For a value in square brackets, they open the number pad.
“BACK” Leaves the menu, one level up.

Number pad

Button or touch What it does
Touch the digits Type the value.
Touch “OK”, or “MENU” (lit green) Accept the value.
“BACK” (lit red), or touch outside the pad Leave without changing anything.
Touch and hold the backspace Clear the value.
Touch and hold . − Switch the minus sign, where allowed.

Windows

Window Buttons
Confirmation “PLUS” or touch “Yes” — confirm. “MINUS” or touch “No” — refuse. “BACK” — cancel.
Information Closes by itself, or with a touch, “PLUS” or “BACK”.
Alarm “HOME” or touch “Close” — close this alarm. “HOME” held — close and return to the home screen. The other buttons do nothing.

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