Context-Sensitive Help; Configure Button; Undo Button; Cancel Button - GE JungleMUX 86445-31 Technical Practice And Installation Manual

Context-Sensitive Help

When the mouse-pointer is positioned over a specific field label, the text-
box located at the bottom of this view will provide general information on
the field. Also, for some fields, when the mouse-pointer is positioned over
the field itself, more info is provided on that specific reading/selection.

Configure button

Writes the changes made in configurable fields to the unit.
Note: Any changes made in the configurable fields will not take effect until
after the Configure button is pressed. Multiple fields may be configured
simultaneously.

Undo button

Undoes the configuration changes written to the unit when the Configure
button was pressed last time. It is possible to keep undoing previously
performed configuration changes until the Undo button becomes disabled.
Note: Upon moving to a different unit, the VistaNET will forget the
information on the last applied configuration changes.
Undo action is possible only for the same unit to which the Configuration
changes have been applied.

Cancel button

Cancels the changes made in configurable fields and refreshes them with
the previously displayed values.
Note: Only the changes made after the last Configure (or Undo) action
can be cancelled.

Copy and Paste buttons

These fields allow the user to copy the unit configuration settings to
another unit of the same type. Click on Copy at the source unit, move the
cable to the destination unit, and click on Paste. All the fields whose
configurations are about to be changed are highlighted.
Configure button to write the changes to the destination unit.
Note: The source unit configuration settings are stored in the "clipboard"
and may be applied to unlimited number of destination units of the same
type.
Note: The user is allowed to modify the selections prior to pressing the
Configure button.
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