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Built-In Menu Layout and Generic Behavior
Kalypso — Reference Manual
The menu system consists of five soft knobs, a two line 40 character alpha-
numeric readout display, five soft function buttons (labeled
dedicated
and
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Figure 275. Built-In Menu System
Menu
Readout
Width
Opacity
Border
Dir:N
Up
F1
The readout display labels the functions of the soft knobs above and the
soft buttons below. Seven characters of the display are used for each knob
and button.
The
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button on the right cycles through pages when one menu is not
sufficient to present all selections at the same time. It dim tallies when addi-
tional pages to a menu exist. Pressing the
parent menu (if any).
Note
You can use the Up button to leave a child menu without making any changes.
The actions performed by the soft buttons change depending on the dele-
gation and point of use selected. Soft buttons operate in one of four modes:
• Toggle an on/off parameter's state. In this case the button lights to indi-
cate the function is on.
• Select one of some number of enumerated states for a parameter (a
radio button). In this case, the button lights to indicate that the param-
eter's state matches that enumeration.
• Leads to a child menu. In this case the button does not light. These
buttons include a down arrow in the label.
• Provides further delegation for other menu buttons and knobs. In this
case, the lit function button indicates the current delegation.
Soft knobs typically adjust a parameter's value. The same knob scaling
used for the larger main panels or the menu system apply to the parameter
when adjusted by the built-in menu. In some cases, a soft knob will make
an enumerated selection. This mechanism is also the same as used on the
menu system.
buttons
(Figure
275).
Sym
Size
Gen:KW
GenAdj
↓
↓
F2
F3
F4
Up
dim tallies if a parent for the current menu exists.
Up
Menu/Joystick Delegate Subpanel
-
F1
F5
Soft
Soft
↓
F5
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button on the left displays the
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