The operator interface in Windows is characterised by immediacy and flexibility in use.
The operator is indeed aided in the main operations, as most of the information is also supplied by intuitive graphic elements, making the generation of data and commands very easy (for example: manual movements, tool table, preset operations, etc).

Inside the operator interface there are various areas dedicated to the different machine functions, and it is very easy to move from one to another by means of a simple tab menu, or by using the special icons provided.

The machining operations can be simulated before they are actually executed, in order to prevent and eliminate any programming or suction cup positioning errors.

The operator interface is installed in a normal PC and stands independently of the numerical control: the latter works separately with its dedicated operating system, further guaranteeing an optimal work cycle without any possibility of interference from the Windows operating system.

The new user interface introduces some important features: