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When you select an assignment field, it opens. When the Select key is
pressed in an opened assignment field, either a highlighted option is
assigned, or keypad entries are assigned. Then the assignment field closes.
Done Key
The Done key stops any field selection and assignment actions by saving the
current selections and closing the opened pop-up. In some fields, its action is
the same as the Select key.
Arrow Keys
The arrow keys move the cursor around the menu in a horizontal and vertical
direction, according to the direction of the arrow.
Knob
The knob has four major functions, depending on what field or pop-up menu
you are in. The knob allows you to do the following:
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Increment/decrement numeric values in numeric pop-up menus.
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Roll the offscreen display containing such things as data listings,
waveforms, the resource term list, sequence level list, or labels. Depending
on what display is rolled, the direction can be left, right, up, or down.
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Move the cursor from option to option within a selection list.
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Move the cursor from field to field within an assignment field.
Page Keys
The Page keys roll offscreen display data such as pods, labels, resource
terms, data listings, and waveforms one screen at a time. To roll data in an
up and down direction, press the up or down Page keys. To roll data in a left
to right direction, press the blue shift key prior to the left or right Page key.
When the blue shift key is pressed followed by a left or right arrow key, only
one page roll occurs. For multiple left or right paging, you must repeat the
two-key process.
If there are multiple items in a menu that need paging, the field containing
the item name turns dark indicating it is rollable. The Page keys work
independant of the knob. If there are up and down rollable data, simply press
the up or down front-panel Page keys. If there are left and right rollable data,
press the blue shift key, then the left or right Page key (Shift+Page). This
two-key sequence is repeated for each paged screen.
Using the Front-Panel Interface
Front-Panel Controls
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