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MebesCruiser 3.5 User Guide 1. Introduction2. About This Guide3. Upload Database4.Login5. Launch Application6. Application Page6a. Database Frame6a-1 Display Window6a-2 Database Message Window6b. Menu Frame6b-1 Left Navigation Panel- Fit- Pan(8 directions)- Refresh- Pan/Zoom- Zoom In- Zoom Out- Ruler- Marker- Show Coordinates- Show Central Coordinates- Previous View- Stop- Coordinate6b-2 Top Menu Panel 6b-2.1 File - Load - Insert - Remove - Exit 6b-2.2 View - Goto - Set Level - Set Chip - Mirror - Rotate - Offset - Scale - Set Origin - Options 6b-2.3 Window - Zoom In - Zoom Out - Fit - Pan/Zoom - Set Marker - Set Ruler - Erase All 6b-2.4 Conference - Register7. Join a Conference1. IntroductionMebesCruiser is designed to view Jobdeck database. MebesCruiser empowers engineers to work at a productive and proactive pace in the last step before manufacturing. MebesCruiser helps our clients to possess more control over their own database sharing and increases flexibility in the design schedule. The power of precise communication provided by MebesCruiser enables users to posit themselves in the latest technology environment.MebesCruiser allows instantaneous multi-party online viewing and discussion. MebesCruiser also facilitates real-time collaboration between engineers. The conference mode allows all parties to have visual verification and exchange information while browsing the same database and immediately resolve ambiguity.2. About This GuideThis manual is currently available in HTML format. Conventions used in this guide:boldface : Button Representationitalic: Emphasis of"like this"3. Upload DatabaseAs a user logs into SpaceCruiser Server successfully, the user needs to first click on the MebesCruiser folder. Then, if the user has the privilege to upload database to the SpaceCruiser Server, he/she can click on Upload Database to go to Upload Files Page. On theUpload Database page, the user can choose the directory in which the file will be located.qSub folders list: The user can go to one of these listed sub-folders and upload the database.qSub folders list: The user can upload the database to the current directory or go to one of theselisted sub-folders to upload the database.Upload Database[Current database directory]qUpload a local file: In order to upload a local file, the user needs to click on the Browse buttonfirst to locate files on his/her local machine.with a new filename: To use a existing local file name, the user should leave this field blank.To give the uploaded file a new name, the user can type a desired name into this text field.Click Upload to complete the action of uploading, or click Reset to clear all text fields andre-enter desired information.Move/Copy/Delete/UnzipqMove/Copy a file : The user needs to highlight the particular file from the drop-down menu.to a directory: Select a new directory where the file will be relocated.with a new filename: Give the moved/copied file in the destined directory a new name.Click Move to moved the file from the current directory to the new one accordingly. Click Copyto copy the file to the new folder. Or, click Reset to re-enter the above information.Delete/Unzip a file: The user can select a file from the drop down menu to delete or upzip thefile.Click Delete or Unzip to delete or upzip the file. Or, click Reset to erase the choice that wasjust been made.Note: Folders cannot be deleted unless they are empty.4. LoginBefore logging into SpaceCruiser Server system, the user needs to acquire a Sign-In name and a password from the system administrator. Without the Sign-In name and password, he/she cannot access the server. According to the user's environment, he/she may access through various IP addresses to engage with the server.Following are steps to log into MebesCruiser:1.The user types the URL or IP address in the browser URL area.2.The browser will bring up a login page which requests the password and the Sign-In name.3.The user enters the requested information and click on the icon to login or click on the icon to clear all text fields and re-enter desired information.4.After authentication, the user successfully logs into SpaceCruiser Server.5. Launch ApplicationAfter the user logs into SpaceCruiser Sercer successfully, all applications available will be shown. He/She needs to click on the MebesCruiser folder to get into the MebesCruiser home page.Following are steps to log in to MebesCruiser:1.Click on the MebesCruiser folder to get into the MebesCruiser home page.2.On the GDSCruiser page, click on Launch Application to launch MebesCruiser.6. Application PageAfter launching MebesCruiser, the Application Pageappears. The Application Page is partitioned into twoframes. This manual will refer to these two frames asDatabase Frame and Menu Frame.6a. Database FrameThe Database Frame, the vertical space at the right area of the Application Page, has two portions:6a-1 Display WindowThe Display Window shows the graphical image of thedesign.6a-2 Database Message WindowThe Database Message Window includes the DatabaseMessage Window itself and the Monitor Window on theleft hand side. The Database Message Window reportsthe information for Ruler and Show Coordinate.Monitor Window: (Displayed on theupper-left side of the Database MessageWindow)Monitor Window displays a global view ofthe image in the Display Window.6b. Menu FrameThe Menu Frame includes two portions:6b-1 Left Navigation Panel6b-2 Top Menu Panel6b-1 Left Navigation PanelAfter loading a design database, a MEBES database appears in the Database Frame.It is very important to be able to look at different parts of the database and view the database in details. TheLeft Navigation Panel has different options to selectively show different parts of the display area. ThePan/Zoom mode is default for the operation. The user can change the mode by clicking the options within theLeft Navigation Panel.If the user wants to navigate the database, there are several actions that can be taken:Fit: Use this Fit button to fit the whole database content into the Display Window.Pan(Eight Directions): To navigate the database image, use the pan function by clicking on any of the eight direction arrow buttons to move the database image in the desired direction.Refresh: Refresh the current Display Window.Pan/Zoom: As the user clicks the Display Window , the Display Window initiates a pan action in the appropriate direction. The framework will take the location of the click as the center of the Display Window forthe next refreshing of the database.Free Hand Zoom: Drag-and-drop over a part of the image to zoom in. The selected area will appear at thehighest possible magnification.Right button Pan/Zoom: User who uses IE on Windows can use right mouse button click anddrag-and-drop to perform Pan/Zoom without changing the current mode.Zoom In: The current layout content in the Display Window will be magnified 2 times when the Zoom In button is clicked.Zoom Out: The current layout content in the Display Window will be reduced 2 times when the Zoom Out button is clicked.Ruler: When the Ruler is clicked, the user can draw a physical line at the intended area in the Display Window. The length of the line will be measured and shown at the center of the line as well as in theDatabase Message Window at the bottom of the Database Frame.The ruler is drawn based on the current setting. To change the setting of the Ruler feature, please chooseWindow > Set Ruler.Marker: By clicking on the Marker mode button, the user is able to draw markers with the mouse at the intended area in the Display Window.Markers are drawn based on the current marker mode. When a user wants to make any changes, pleasechoose Window > Set Marker.Show Coordinates:This option will provide the absolute location of the clicking point in the Display Window. To show the coordinates, click on the Show Coordinates button first, then click a point in theDisplay Window. The Display Window will mark a point, and x and y coordinates of the clicking point will beshown in the Database Message Window.Show Central Coordinates: This option will provide the central location of the polygon the user clicks in the Display Window. To show the central coordinates, click on the Show Central Coordinatesbutton first, then click a point of the polygon in the Display Window. The Display Window will mark the centralpoint of the polygon, and x and y coordinates of this point will be shown in the Database Message Window.Previous View: The user can click on Previous View to toggle the database display between the current view and the previous view.Stop: The Stop button stops drawing the image in process when the user wants to stop it.Coordinates: While moving the mouse over in the Display Window, the coordinate of the point that mouse is on will be shown on the coordinate fields in the left navigation panel.6b-2 Top Menu Panel6b-2.1 FileLoad : To load the MEBES database, choose File > Load. A pop-up window will appear. By clicking on Dir Tree, the system will list all sub-folders which are allowed to be accessed by this user. The user can choose the sub-folder that he or she would like to access. After the user enters the sub-folder, all MEBES/Jobdeck files that are allowed to be access will be listed. The user can choose the MEBES/Jobdeck file that he or she would like to view. The user also can click JB Files to list all Jobdeck files that are available. Or, the user can click All Files. On the drop-down menu, the system will automatically list all MEBES/Jobdeck files which are allowed to be accessed by this user.Please be patient about the database loading time since it depends on the size of the database and thespeed of the server. When the loading process is finished, a physical design image will be shown in theDisplay Window of the Database Frame.Insert: To insert a MEBES database or Jobdeck file, choose File > Insert.Remove: To remove a loaded MEBES database or Jobdeck file, choose File > Remove.Exit : Choose File > Exit to close the application and go back to the MebesCruiser home Page.6b-2.2 ViewGoto : The Goto feature is an absolute control which will move the center of Display Window to a specified location and zoom in/out according to user specified window size. To access the Goto feature, choose View > Goto. The user types the coordinates into the "x" window and the "y" window, specify the window size to zoom in, and submits the request by clicking on the Apply button to view the result or clicking on the Close button to close the pop-up window.Set Level : After loading a database, users can select levels of a Jobdeck file or a MEBES database to be shown in the Display Window by choosing View > Set Level. A pop-up window will appear for users tochoose. In a jobdeck, each level can be selected to draw Border, Fill, or Highlight using designated color and pattern. For Mebes file, user can choose to draw Reverse tone. Users may click on the Change-Level to change the display color and pattern for each level. The user can view the result by clicking on theApply-Color-Pattern button to view the result or click on the Close button to close the pop-up window.Set Chip : After loading a database, users can select chips of a Jobdeck file or a MEBES database to be shown in the Display Window by choosing View > Set Chip. A pop-up window will appear for users tochoose. In a jobdeck, each chip can be selected to draw and highlight. Users may click on the Change-Chip to change the display color for each chip. The user can view the result by clicking on the Apply button to view the result or click on the Close button to close the pop-up window.Mirror: To view the mirror of a Jobdeck file, choose View > Mirror. Checking Mirror on the pop-up window will display the mirror of the database after clicking the Apply button.Rotate: To rotate a Jobdeck file or MEBES database, choose View > Rotate. 0, 90, 180 and 270 degree angles are avaliable.Offset: Choose View > Offset and type in OffsetX and OffsetY on the pop-up window to offset the Jobdeck or MEBES database. The pop-up window also shows the current offset applied previously.Scale: Choose View > Scale to scale the Jobdeck file or MEBES database.Set Origin : Choose View > Set Origin to set origin to the lower left corner or center. User can specifydesired offset while setting the origin. Default is Lower Left Corner.Options : Users can click Options to set "Color by Level/Chip", "Resolution" ,"Grid" or "Snap to".Color by Level/Chip:qUsers can choose to have the display colored by Level or by Chip. This option only appearswhen a jobdeck is available and default is Color by Level.Resolution:qUsers can select a desired resolution for the image in the Display Window by choosing theappropriate number. The higher the number of resolution, the less time it will take to draw theimage.Grid:q1.This will set grid to the Display Window. The selections of the number indicate the distance betweendots. In other words, if you choose the smaller number, the grid density will be higher.Note: The grid will not show if it is too dense for the current view in the Display Window.2."Grid" can be disabled by setting the "Grid" to be zero.Snap to:qUsers can set snap to "Grid", "Corner", or "Edge". The default setting is snap to "Edge".6b-2.3 WindowZoom In : Choose Window > Zoom In to magnify the current layout content in the Display Window 2 times.Zoom Out : Choose Window > Zoom Out to reduce the current layout content in the Display Window 2times.Fit : Choose Window > Fit to fit the whole database content into the Display Window.Pan/Zoom : Choose Window > Pan/Zoom. As the user clicks the Display Window, the Display Windowinitiates a pan/zoom action in the appropriate direction. The framework will take the location of the click as the center of the Display Window for the next refreshing of the database.Free Hand Zoom: Drag-and-drop over a part of the image to zoom in. The selected area will appear at the highest possible magnification.Right button Pan/Zoom: User who uses IE on Windows can use right mouse button click anddrag-and-drop to perform Pan/Zoom without changing the current mode.Set Marker :By choosing Window > Set Marker, the user will see two sections in the pop-up window. The Color section consists of six colors: white, red, yellow, blue, green and cyan. The Type section consists of five types of markers: check, cross, arrow, square and line plus one eraser. Also, users can erase markers by clicking on the Erase All button.Set Ruler :By choosing Window > Set Ruler, a list of the available colors, including white, red, yellow, blue, green and cyan, will be shown in the pop-up window. At the same time, Type of Ruler, consists of Horizontal, Vertical and Anyangle, will also be shown. And, users also can erase rulers by clicking on the Erase Allbutton.The user can draw a physical line at the intended area in the Display Window after choosing the color and the type of the ruler of his/her preference. The length of the line will be measured and shown at the center of the line as well as in the Database Message Window at the bottom of the Database Frame.Erase All :This function will erase all markers and rulers that have been placed in the Display Window.6b-2.4 ConferenceRegister : The conference mode allows different parties to exchange comments while browsing the same database. To setup a conference, the host has to register a conference by choosing Conference > Register.Then there will be two blank text fields for Subject and Attendee List in the pop-up window. The user can enter the subject of the conference in the text field of Subject. The user needs to key in the name(s) orgroup(s) of the users that he/she allows to access the conference in the text field of Attendee List. After the user clicks OK, a conference ID will be assigned to this particular conference session.7. Join a ConferenceUsers can follow the steps to join a conference:1.Login to the SpaceCruiser Server2.Click on the MebesCruiser folder to get into the MebesCruiser home page3.Click Join Conference on the MebesCruiser home page to access the conference center page4.Click on the conference ID or5.Type in the conference ID in the text area and click JoinCopyright 1997-2004 Oridus Inc. All Rights Reserved.Web contact: support@Last modified on:。