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RF-Conductor! Controller NIU Remote Configuration
Keyboard Conventions
Keyboard conventions used in this manual follow (see Table 1-1):
Table 1-1: Keyboard Conventions Used in This Manual
Convention
System input
Keys
Keyboard labeling
Variables
System output
Function Keys
Highlight
Space
May 1998
Description
Text that you must type into the system and screen options appear in bold
Helvetica text:
Example: partition
Single keyboard keys used during input appear bold and are enclosed in angle
brackets.
Examples: <Enter>, <F2>, <Esc>
When one key is to be pressed and held while another key is pressed, the key
names appear bold, in carets, and joined by a plus sign.
Examples: <Esc+2>, <Ctrl+Y>
Keyboard labeling varies. For example, <Enter>, <Return>, or <Enter/Return>
may indicate the key used for information entry. These procedures use <Enter>
to represent the various labeling. Unless otherwise noted, the sequence is:
Item <Enter>. Also, <Control> or <Ctrl> may indicate the control key. These
procedures use <Ctrl>.
Variables that you must type into the system are set inside vertical brackets [ ].
However, you do not type the brackets.
Examples: [Latitude], [177.12.77.34]
System responses to commands appear as Helvetica text:
Example: Command Successful
If you are using a Sun™ system, and the instruction says press <F2>, press the
function key <F2>. If you are using a VT100 terminal, you must press <Esc> and
the number key, not the function key. For example, if the instruction says press
<F2>, the VT100 equivalent is to press <Esc +2> (the number key)
simultaneously.
To highlight or select an option, use the arrow keys to position the cursor on the
option and press <Enter>. To continue, you must press <F2>.
When entering commands, a caret (^) indicates a blank space.
Example: cd^/home
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