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Version 7.5
Operator's Manual
when you are in the edit mode. You will find that they are most often
used in the RTF., WPT, and CFG screens, but they are used in other
screens as well. If you are tryingto enter text, simply locate the desired
letter and press the appropriate key repeatedly until the appropriate
letter or number appears. Ifyou accidentally go past the desired letter,
repeat pressing the key and the .Ietter will come up again. You can
. toggle between upper and lower case characters by pressing the key
for a long period.
You will also find that some screens allow you to input symbols into
the text fields. These symbols are selected through a softkey selection
where symbols are allowed. Don
'1
forget to press the 'E' key to get out
ofthe edit mode!
Another helpful feature on this CDU is that successive depressions
on the function key (when not in the edit mode) allow you to page
through all of the screens available for that particular function. You
can accomplish the same thing by selecting a function and using the
left and right arrows on the cursor key (which is sometimes faster).
Whichever method you choose, it is impossible to get lost between
function screens. In addition, the software remembers which screen
you used last for each function. Each time you reenter a function (e.g.
you go from PLOT to NAV), you will enter the last screen you viewed
for that function. You can change this setting in theCFG 1 Operation.
Use the associated function key to access the international character
desired (i.e. A for
£).
The international characters supported are:
ABC
=
A, A,
.lE,
A,
c
DEF=E,E
GHI= j
MNO=N,6,6
STU=U, D
Use the CFG key when in the edit mode to cycle through these other
optional characters.
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