Siemens Acuson S1000 Instructions For Use Manual page 9

Examples of Interacting with On-screen Objects
In this manual, the following conventions are used to provide you with a description of how to
identify and use menu selections and other software selections, including on-screen icons and
objects.
Toolbar Controls
Controls located on the toolbar are indicated by boldface type, as shown below.
Example Convention
Click Patient Registration on the toolbar.
Touch Screen Controls
Except for the labels on the lowest row, the labels on the touch screen are depicted in this
manual with text in boldface type, as shown below.
In this manual, procedures describe how to interact with objects on the touch screen.
Example Convention
TEQ Set Select TEQ Set.
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To change the orientation of the transducer marker, drag the dot around the circle
on the touch screen.
The labels on the lowest row of the touch screen are depicted in this manual with text in
boldface type within brackets, as shown below. Press or rotate the control directly below the
label to activate the function assigned to the control.
Example
Press or rotate [EI Color] to select a color map.
Procedures
In this manual, procedures include the following conventions to describe user actions.
Note: Press POINTER to display the cursor on the image screen, if necessary.
Term Description
Press The action of pressing a control on the control panel.
Rotate The action of rotating a control on the control panel.
Select
 The action of highlighting an on-screen object, making a selection from a list, or
enabling an on-screen selection.
 The action of rolling the trackball to position the pointer on an on-screen
selection in a list or menu and then pressing the left or right key on either side
of the trackball.
 Also, the action of tapping the touch screen.
Click The action of rolling the trackball to position the pointer on an on-screen control or
object and then either pressing the left or right key on either side of the trackball.
Double-click The action of pressing the left or right key on either side of the trackball twice
quickly.
Drag  The action of rolling the trackball to position the pointer on an on-screen object
and then pressing and holding the left key next to the trackball to move the
object around the screen.
 The action of using your finger to touch and position or resize an object on the
touch screen.
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