Replace - R; Add - A; No User Notation - Nu; Delete - D - Cablescan 4000C Instruction Manual

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Initialize command is entered, a question will appear asking you "ARE YOU SURE?". Typing

Y carries out the command; typing N cancels the command.

Replace - R

Replaces displayed information, at the cursor, with information typed after the Replace

command. This mode differs from the Add mode in that it writes over the previous data instead

of pushing the previous data down. This mode should be used when entering data into the table

for the first time. To exit this mode, press the ESC key.

Any entries made in this mode will be inserted above the current cursor-positioned line, and all

entries previously made below this line will be moved down to make room. This mode differs

from the Replace mode in that it inserts data above the current line and destroys none of the data

previously in the table. You must exit this mode before you can issue another command. To

exit this mode, press the ESC key.

Inhibits user notation and displays point numbers in the Wire List Table. If user notation has

been assigned to point numbers in the User Notation Table, all point numbers displayed in the

Wire List Table will normally be displayed with user notation. Sometimes it is desirable to view

the actual point numbers instead of the user notation label. This can be done by entering NU

following by an ENTER. All displayed point numbers will then be the actual system point

numbers without user notation. This condition will exist until the NU command is issued again.

Exiting the Wire List Table will cancel this command.

Deletes number of lines specified by # and moves all remaining lines up. This command starts

deleting with the current line. If # is not specified, the command will delete one line. Maximum

number of lines is 512.

This command is used only in the Wire List Table. This command places the cursor at the

sequence number typed after the FS command. To select sequence 1, type FS 1. Maximum

number is 512.

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