Interface Editing Environment – Context Menu (Empty Area)

When you right-click on an empty area in the interface editor, the menu shown in Figure 27 appears.

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1. Add Button

In the editor, a Button looks like this:

Right-click a Button → Properties to open its settings window.
See Properties for a full list of Button properties.

Link

•  Value
•  Analog
•  Function
•  OutPort
•  InPort

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2. Add Toggle

Use for two-state commands (on/off). Toggles flip their linked function each click (e.g. spindle on/off).

Right-click a Toggle → Properties to edit.
See Properties.

Link

•  Value
•  Analog
•  Function
•  OutPort
•  InPort

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3. Add Check Box

Also two-state. Checked = output on; unchecked = off (e.g. vacuum on/off).

Right-click a Check Box → Properties.
See Properties.

Link

•  Value
•  Analog
•  Function
•  OutPort
•  InPort

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4. Add Label

Displays static text or a read-only variable (e.g. current feed rate).

Right-click a Label → Properties.
See Properties.

Link

•  Value
•  Analog
•  Function
•  OutPort
•  InPort

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5. Add Value

Displays and allows editing of a numeric variable.

Right-click a Value → Properties.
See Properties.

Link

•  Value
•  Analog
•  Function
•  OutPort
•  InPort

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6. Add Signal

Shows a Boolean state (True/False) with three color variants.

Right-click a Signal → Properties.
See Properties.

Link

•  Value
•  Analog
•  Function
•  OutPort
•  InPort

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7. Add Vertical Scroll

Use for adjusting numeric parameters (e.g. feed rate).

Right-click a Vertical Scroll → Properties.
See Properties.

Link

•  Value
•  Analog
•  Function
•  OutPort
•  InPort

Add Location
Shows axes coordinates in Absolute or Relative modes.

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8. Add Location

Displays axis positions:

• Absolute: relative to Home
• Relative: relative to the current Reference point

Right-click a Location → Properties.
See Properties.

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9. Add G-Code

Displays the loaded G-code file and highlights executed lines in real time.

Right-click G-Code → Properties.
See Properties.

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10. Add Tool Path

Shows the machining simulation or actual toolpath, with work size and length, and 3D view controls.

Right-click Tool Path → Properties.
See Properties.

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11. Add Progress Bar

Displays:

1. Interface name
2. Elapsed/remaining time during operations
3. Alarms in red
4. Double-click → Debug Form
5. Ctrl+Shift+Alt+PrtSc twice → performance report in Notepad

Right-click Progress Bar → Properties.
See Properties.

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12. Add Tab

Creates a new tab/page. Only available from the bottom toolbar.

Right-click Tab → Properties.
See Properties.

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13. Refresh

Reloads or updates the display (e.g. after changing a property).

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14. Properties

Opens the settings window for any selected element.

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15. Main Setting

Opens the Settings dialog with Setting and Security tabs, plus links to Radonix Telegram and website.

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16–19. Grid Levels

Control move snapping precision:

• Grid / 1: coarse
• Grid / 2: 2× finer
• Grid / 4: 4× finer
• Grid / 8: 8× finer

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20. Minimize

Minimizes the editor window.

21. Exit

Closes the interface editor.