Keypad Features - Juniper Mesa 3 Owner's Manual

Touchscreen Touch Control Setting
You can select the profile you want the screen optimized
for based on the environment you are working in and your
personal preference. Profiles choices include: Finger, Stylus
or Finger, Glove, Stylus, or Wet. You can try different profiles
to see which one works best for the conditions the Mesa 3 is
being used in.
To adjust the Touch Control setting, swipe down from the
top twice to see all of the Quick Settings and tap and hold
Touch Settings. Make a selection from the list of options that
is shown. You can also go to Settings > Touch Control.
Wet Conditions
When using the Mesa 3 in wet conditions, you must use your
finger or the soft-tipped stylus that is included, even after
selecting the Wet Touch Control profile. The hard-tipped
stylus is not supported with this profile. Third party styli might
work with the Mesa 3 touchscreen. However, third party styli
performance may vary.
Touchscreen Enable/Disable
There are times when you might want to disable the
touchscreen (so selections are not inadvertently made,
for example). A keypad button can be set up to provide
this function. Go to Settings > Keypad. Select Advanced
to see all of the keys. Select the key you want to use. A list
of options is shown for that key (scroll up and down to see
them all). Select Touchscreen enable/disable.

Keypad Features

The Mesa 3 keys (buttons) are sealed and have backlight
illumination. They are programmable. The standard
functions are shown in the following chart:
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