When launching the software, you must first select the operating mode: Basic Mode or Advanced Mode. 

Basic Mode provides a streamlined interface with essential marking functions. It is designed for quick setup and is recommended for stand-alone marking machines.

Advanced Mode is recommended by CMT for system integrators who require expanded I/O control, communication capabilities, and advanced configuration options available on I-Mark controllers.

SELECT BASIC IF NOT TOLD SO OTHERWISE.

CONTACT CMT FOR FURTHER CALRIFICATIONS. 

Custom software settings may restrict some of the advanced software settings. The software may be restricted for single machine use or may be limited to I/O protocols and 2D functionality.

In addition, advanced software applications may have different access levels to ensure that marking legends and settings are not changed inadvertently. And may even be customized to allow access to certain machines on the network and not others, depending on responsibility.


Using basic mode in I-Mark allows you to get familiar with the software for a user who is unfamiliar with the software which has variety of complex features. (Note: New machine are usually sent to the consumer in basic mode).  When in basic mode the I-Mark screen will only give you a small list of options in which are displayed. (Note: all options are available just not shown in Basic mode.) You can access the options by simply going into the View Tab and selecting the Icon in which you would like to use and it will appear on the screen.



When using basic mode you will be able to create layouts and import and export files but will not be able to create a new workspace or open existing workspaces.


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