Add Item

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.

Figure 27

1. Add Button

In the editor, a Button looks like this:

Add Button

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

2. Add Toggle

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

Add Toggle

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

Link

  • Value
  • Analog
  • Function
  • OutPort
  • InPort

3. Add Check Box

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

Add Check Box

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

Link

  • Value
  • Analog
  • Function
  • OutPort
  • InPort

4. Add Label

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

Add Label

Right-click a Label → Properties.
See Properties.

Link

  • Value
  • Analog
  • Function
  • OutPort
  • InPort

5. Add Value

Displays and allows editing of a numeric variable.

Add Value

Right-click a Value → Properties.
See Properties.

Link

  • Value
  • Analog
  • Function
  • OutPort
  • InPort

6. Add Signal

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

Add Signal

Right-click a Signal → Properties.
See Properties.

Link

  • Value
  • Analog
  • Function
  • OutPort
  • InPort

7. Add Vertical Scroll

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

Add Vertical Scroll

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

Link

  • Value
  • Analog
  • Function
  • OutPort
  • InPort

Add Location
Shows axes coordinates in Absolute or Relative modes.


8. Add Location

Displays axis positions:

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

Right-click a Location → Properties.
See Properties.


9. Add G-Code

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

Add G-Code

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


10. Add Tool Path

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

Add Tool Path

Right-click Tool Path → Properties.
See Properties.


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
Add Progress Bar

Right-click Progress Bar → Properties.
See Properties.


12. Add Tab

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

Add Tab

Right-click Tab → Properties.
See Properties.


13. Refresh

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


14. Properties

Opens the settings window for any selected element.


15. Main Setting

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

Main Setting

16–19. Grid Levels

Control move snapping precision:

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

Grid 1
Grid 2 Grid 4 Grid 8


20. Minimize

Minimizes the editor window.

21. Exit

Closes the interface editor.