Standard Programming Of Keys For Menu Operation; Menu Key (Item 8); Cursor Key (Item 7); Plus And Minus Key (Items 9, 10) - Bosch MR 11 S-C Operating Manual

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Standard Programming of the Keys for Menu Operation

Menu Key (Item 8)

The basic display is visible in the standby mode of the radio (see "Menu
System"). If you want to make entries, for example change the channel or call
number, press the menu key "M" (item 8) once short, menu item 1 appears
in the display. Each time you press the menu key again, you move to the next
item in the display. Menu item 1 then reappears after the last item after a
short key press. A long key press switches from any menu item to the first
menu item, the basic display is visible.
If you do not press any other keys after calling a menu, the radio switches
back to the basic display from many of the menus. This takes place, depend-
ing on the menu display, after approx. 2 seconds in menu item 1 (the Volume
menu in the standard program) or after approx. 10 seconds (from other
menus).

Cursor Key (Item 7)

If entries can be made in the display, the position which can now be chang-
ed is marked by an underscore ( _ ). If other positions to be changed are loca-
ted to the right and left of the marked position, you can move the cursor to
the right by pressing the cursor key (item 7) short or to the left by pressing it
long.
If more than one position is marked by an underscore in the display, you can
only change them by scrolling (continuous switching of all existing entries)
with the +/– keys. The cursor key is inactive in this case unless you are in a
menu such as "Compact Input" (see page 72). The "Compact Input" menu
has several input blocks, one press of the cursor key then switches from one
input block to the next, e.g. from "Call Input" to "CHANNEL".
Plus and Minus Keys (Items 9, 10)
Marked input positions can be counted up and down with the plus and minus
keys in the display. On reaching the desired entry, you can change to the next
position to be entered with the cursor.
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