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User interface (UI)
Thanks to flexible areas and windows, fitted into the main window or usable stand-alone, you can master a wide range of tasks. Before product use, please understand the UI structure.

User interface (UI)
Thanks to flexible areas and windows, fitted into the main window or usable stand-alone, you can master a wide range of tasks. Before product use, please understand the UI structure.
- Header (1)
  As a prominent layout bracket on top in the user interface, the UI header contains all basic functions and commands relevant to projects, devices and the UI view.
- Project bar (4)
  This side bar diplays your loaded project as a tree list by which you create the user interface. Note: Depending on assembly, you can check connections and attributes of all tree list items in the work desk (3).
- Work desk (3)
  At the work desk, in the user screen's half-left, you edit the properties / contents / controls of your project and systems. Depending on assembly, different tabs are above the worktable:
- Display wall (2)
  The display wall contains the monitors, error list, current OD values, properties, help and console.

User interface (UI)

Thanks to flexible areas and windows, fitted into the main window or usable stand-alone, you can master a wide range of tasks. Before product use, please understand the UI structure.

	When PNDS3 starts for the first time, you are asked to create a new project: either a blank one or one based on a template.
	If you open a blank project, the project tree is empty at first.
	If you create a new project or load a template, the interface fills up according to your needs. This way, you design your own UI.
	Using the View options in the main menu you can further customize the UI by changing the theme, showing/hiding features or opening them in separate windows.

Header for main menu (1).
Display wall (2) for monitoring, object directory, help etc.

Work desk (3) for user controls etc.
Project (or side) bar (4) for systems etc.