GRASS VALLEY NV9000 User Manual page 61

Button 4
Button 5
Button 6
Button 7
Button 8
When you are entering letters, several letters appear on the character entry button. You can
select one of those characters by repeatedly pressing the keypad button that corresponds
to those characters. A line appears over the selected character. Repeatedly pressing the
keypad button will cycle through all the letters. When you have selected the letter you
want, press the character entry button to append the character to the preset identifier.
Similarly, when you are entering symbols, 8 symbols appear on the character entry button.
You can select one of those symbols by repeatedly pressing the keypad button (1 or 0) that
corresponds to those characters. A line appears over the selected symbol. Repeatedly
pressing the keypad button will cycle through all the symbols. When you have selected the
symbol you want, press the character entry button to append the symbol to the preset
identifier.
The salvo name may have up to 24 characters.
Your panel may have many local salvos. When you are defining local salvos, the salvo pages
that appear include both system salvos and local salvos. You might need to scroll the pages
to find a blank salvo button or an existing local salvo that you want to overwrite.
If you are viewing a full salvo page and wish to return to the local salvos menu, press 'Clear'

It is advisable not to overwrite system salvos. The panel does not indicate which salvos
are system salvos.
8 TUV
9 WXYZ
The characters on this button are also controlled by the buttons
labeled 'Upper Case' , 'Lower Case' , 'Symbols' , and 'Numerals' .
The button reads 'Cancel' if you have not entered anything yet.
Reads 'Back' if you have entered at least one character. As a cancel
button, pressing it returns you to the local salvos menu. As a back
button, it erases the most recently entered character, as a
backspace button does on your keyboard.
The button reads 'Symbol' . Press this button to be able to enter
special symbols with the character entry button (button 3).
There are 16 special symbols from which to choose. Two of the
keypad buttons apply here too:
1, #, (space), _, &, (, ), $
0*, @, (period), !, ^, +, –, ?
The button reads 'Numerals' . Press this button to be able to enter
numerals. The character entry button reads 'Use Keypad Directly' .
Thus, to enter numerals, press the keypad buttons.
The button reads 'Upper Case' . Press this button to switch to upper
case letters (especially if you have been entering symbols or
numerals).
The button reads 'Lower Case' . Press this button to switch to lower
case letters (especially if you have been entering symbols or
numerals).
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