Programming Navigation - 2gig Technologies Go Control Install Manual

PROGRAMMING NAVIGATION

When you are using the System Configuration
menus, the Control Panel presents each
programming question sequentially. Most
programming questions have a single numeric
value response or a simple enabled/disabled
selection. Some programming questions have sub‐
options that can be set. You can display these sub‐
options for the question selected.
Navigation Arrows and Go To Button
The programming question screens display up,
down, left, and right navigation arrows. They are
used to move through the programming questions
and sub‐options.
The Go To button is used to jump directly to a
programming question. Pressing Go To prompts the
installer for the two‐digit question number to jump
to. The Go To button changes to Cancel while
waiting for a question number. Press Cancel to back
out.
Questions without Sub-options
Most of the programming questions do not have
sub‐options. They navigate as follows.
Questions without sub‐options do not
NOTE:
display a Skip button.
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• The ↑ and ↓ arrows select the next or
previous programming question.
• The ← and → arrows choose values for the
question or move the cursor left and right
along the white data entry field.
Questions with Sub-options
Some of the programming questions have sub‐
options. They navigate as follows. Questions with
sub‐options display a Skip button during the
question. The Skip button advances to the next
programming question/section.
• The ↑ and ↓ arrows select the next or
previous programming sub‐question.
• The ← and → arrows choose values for the
question or move the cursor left and right
along the white data entry field.
Questions with Data to Enter
Some of the programming questions require
entering numeric or alphabetic data. For devices
that can be named, the Control Panel contains a
large vocabulary with words to choose from. The
Insert button displays a word from the vocabulary.
The words can be scrolled through using the ← and
→ arrows, or selected by entering their 3‐digit
index number.