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14.1.5 DATA
KEYS
4.1.6
CURSOR KEYS
(1)
0)0
keys:
(turning pages)
The PAGE key
is
used
to
display
the
next
page
or
the
previous
page when CRT display
is
regarded
as a
page. For
example,
when
a
bundle
of tool offset values
are
displayed
by
OFS key,
this key
is
pushed
to
display
the
next
bundle of tool offset
values,
which
just
looks like
opening
the pages
of
a
book.
.
Depressing
(~>~)
key displays the
next
page.
,
Depressing
0)
key displays the
previous
page.
.
Keeping the
keys depressed
makes the page
step
automatically forward or
backward.
(2)
QQkeys:
(moving
cursors)
The cursor control key
is
used
to
move the
cursor
on
the
screen.
The
position of the
cursor
is
indicated by the flashing letter.
For example, when
a
parameter data
is
dis¬
played
by PRM key, this key
is
pressed
to
display the
parrameter
number
to
be specified.
.
Depressing
(0
key moves
the cursor
for¬
ward.
.
Depressing
("A")
key moves the
cursor
for¬
ward
.
.
Keepint the
cursor
control
key depressed
makes the cursor
move
automatically
forward
or
backward.
DATA keys
can
be used for writing-in of all
nu¬
meral values such
as
tool offset value, setting
data, parameter data, and
so on,
in
addition
to
command value.
DATA
0000
0000
000
000R
CURSOR
00
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Note.
0
to
Q
key
1
|pTj|
(minus)
key
I
For input
of
numerical
data
jTH)(
decimal
point)
key
For input
of decimal
point
[
EOBI
(EOB)
key.
For the block end command
On
the
CRT
display,
is
displayed instead
of
LyiLUlljJ
0000
"EOB
"
I
CAN]
(cancellation)
key1
For
cancellation of the
numeric
value
or
address
data erroneously keyed.
fWRl
(write)
key.
For storing
address data by address keys and
data
keys
into
buffer
storage.
CURSOR
00
00 0
Fig. 4.7 DATA Keys
Fig. 4.8
CURSOR Keys
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