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The document provides instructions for monitoring a machine, noting that clicking the machine icon highlights problems in red, and touching the icon shows monitoring of different machine areas like water pressure. It also mentions a statistics page and static image poster related to the machine monitoring.
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- 2. Click on Depuy Icon
- 3. Shows machine line red highlighting problem
- 4. Touch the machine icon To show different areas Monitored eg. Water pressure
- 5. Statics page