Selecting And Exiting A Dialog Area - Setting Parameters - R&S AFQ100A Operating Manual

R&S AFQ100A

Selecting and Exiting a Dialog Area - Setting Parameters

Some dialogs are organized in areas. The cursor can be moved either only within an area or between
the higher-level dialog areas. This applies to the file select dialogs when files are saved or loaded. e.g.
when loading a waveform file. When the dialog is called, one of the dialog areas is highlighted by a blue
frame.
Another dialog area can be selected (highlighted) by means of the cursor keys.
Clicking on the
Enter
placed on a lower-level area in the dialog, the area is highlighted by a grey frame. The currently
selected item is printed on a blue background (in the example the selected directory).
The cursor keys up/down move the cursor only within the grey-framed area.
terminates the setting, i.e. selection of a file. The cursor is either set on the next higher dialog
Enter
level or the dialog is closed.
The left/right cursor keys first shift the entry focus within the dialog range from left to right (or vice
versa); in the example, from the directory tree to the file list. Press again and the entry focus is
shifted up one dialog level.
performs a setting.
Enter
In the example of the file select dialog Load Waveform, this is the display of the subdirectories if a
directory is marked and, if a file is marked, the selection of this file. After a file has been selected,
the dialog closes automatically.
The key moves the cursor to the next higher dialog level.
Esc
Function
Selects a dialog area
Exits a dialog area
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key moves the cursor to the highlighted dialog area. When the cursor is
PC keyboard
Select a dialog area using the cursor keys.
Press the Enter key.
The cursor keys up/down move the cursor
only within the selected dialog area.
Press the Enter key.
The cursor keys move the cursor between
different dialog areas.
Mouse
-
(The dialog area is selected by selecting
an entry.)
-
(The dialog area is exited by setting the
cursor on an item outside the area).
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Setting Parameters
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