Digicom 2000 User Manual page 7

CHAPTER_.2A_ 4/8/00 11:19 PM Page 7
Understanding the
"Function Keys" Used for
Programming
Before turning the unit on, look for a moment at
the top row of keys on the overlay. They look like
this:
PROGRAM/ LOCK AREA/ KEYBOARD
PLAY LEVELS SEQUENCE LAYOUT
SPEAK LEVEL DEFINE RECORD
SPEECH ERASE EDIT TRANSFER
CONTROLS LEVEL SEQUENCES AREA MSG
A1 B1 C1
1
A2 B2 C2
2
A3 B3 C3
3
A4 B4 C4
4
A B C
The top row of keys constitutes the programming
"function keys". Learn to recognize the following
qualities of these function row keys.
❑ There are 10 function keys in the row. The first
eight keys in this row each have 2 or 3 different
functions assigned to them.
❑ The Function Row keys are color coded gold,
rose and white.
❑ By pressing these keys in various combinations,
you tell the DigiCom what you want it to do.
You will always press function keys in specific
sequences to perform the functions described
on each key.
IMMEDIATE/ SCAN KEY LOCK
LINK CONTROLS CONTROLS GROUPS
VOLUME
BACKSPACE/
DOWN
LINK STOP GROUP
DELETE SEQ
<
ERASE
DISK RS-232
KEY
D1 E1 F1
D2 E2 F2
D3 E3 F3
D4 E4 F4
D E F
4X8
SET UP COMMAND
VOLUME
UP
> OK CANCEL
G1 H1
1
G2 H2
2
G3 H3
3
G4 H4
4
G H
2–6