Editing Keys - Omron NT4S Operation Manual

The Terminals of the NT-Series
1.2.1

Editing Keys

Key: 0 and ( ) ˚ is used to edit data within the editor. If the system variable Shift or
ShiftCase is programmed, the characters ( and ) and ˚ can be entered.
Key: 1 and STU is used to edit data within the editor. If the system variable Shift or
ShiftCase is programmed, the characters S and T and U can be entered.
Key: 2 and VWX is used to edit data within the editor. If the system variable Shift or
ShiftCase is programmed, the characters V and W and X can be entered.
Key: 3 and YZ% is used to edit data within the editor. If the system variable Shift or
ShiftCase is programmed, the characters Y and Z and % can be entered.
Key: 4 and JKL is used to edit data within the editor. If the system variable Shift or
ShiftCase is programmed, the characters J and K and L can be entered.
Key: 5 and MNO is used to edit data within the editor. If the system variable Shift or
ShiftCase is programmed, the characters M and N and O can be entered.
Key: 6 and PQR is used to edit data within the editor. If the system variable Shift or
ShiftCase is programmed, the characters P and Q and R can be entered.
Key: 7 and ABC is used to edit data within the editor. If the system variable Shift or
ShiftCase is programmed, the characters A and B and C can be entered.
Key: 8 and DEF is used to edit data within the editor. If the system variable Shift or
ShiftCase is programmed, the characters D and E and F can be entered.
Key: 9 and GHI is used to edit data within the editor. If the system variable Shift or
ShiftCase is programmed, the characters G and H and I can be entered.
Key: Decimal Point and :?! is used to edit data within the editor. If the system
variable Shift or ShiftCase is programmed, the characters : and ? and ! can be
entered.
Key: Minus and \*/ can be used to enter negative values within the editor. In the
increment editor, the variable value is decremented by 1. When the key is held
down, the function is repeated at a rate of repetition that is automatically increased.
If the system variable Shift or ShiftCase is programmed, the characters \ and
* and / can be entered.
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