Motorola SABER I User Manual page 99

L*EEtrIE
ENTER:
EPROM:
ERROR:
EX]T:
FIELD:
FILE:
EIEI[mlil=I
FUNCTION KEYS:
HABD DISK:
HARDWABE:
HELP:
INCREMENT:
INVERSE VIDEO:
An acronym
for
Electricalty
Eraseable
Programmable Read Only
Menory.
EEPROM's
are used
lor
radio
codeplugs as a permanent
storage
medium
lor radb
alignment
data and customer-specafic
parameteE. The Radio
Service
Software permits
charping arfilot
viewing of EEPROM information.
A synonym for the RETURN key.
An
acronym
for
Electrically Programrnable Read Only
Mennry.
A
EPROM,
an electrical device, is used as a permanent storage
medium
lor the sottware
program
that controls
the
radio.
EPROM
inlormation cannot be changed once
it is
programmed into the
device,
i.e.'Read
Only'.
Any
condition
that prevents the soltware from lunctioning properly
or any inpuUresponse that deviates rrom what
the
software
was
designed
to
accept.
To leave
the current displayed screen and retum to the previous
screen. The
Radio Service Sottware uses
the F10 function key for
allexit
operations.
Any data
parameter
on the @mputer
display.
The
cunent selected
liets
is atways highlighted via inverse vldeo.
A
collection
ol
inlormation typically
stored by the computer on
a
magnetic medium.
Executable
code slored in solid stale media, ie.
ROM'S, PROM's,
and EPROM's.
The
10 keys at the lelt or top ol the keyboard labeled
Fl -
F10.
The Radio Service Soltware uses these keys
lor
moving
up
and
down the program tree.
An alterable
permanent
data storage medium
with a
much la rg
e
r
storage capacity
than a diskette. Typically a microcomputer hard
disk can store 20
-
50 million pieces
of
data, compared to
approximatef 400 -
1000
thousand pieces lor
a
lloppy disk.
Physicalkits of PC boards, solid state devices, inlerconnect cabling
that you can
touch
and see.
An on-line relerence manual accessed via the
Fl
function key.
Press the
Fl
func{ion key at any time tor additional inlormation
about the
current menu
or highlighted data rield.
To
increase
a
value.
Displaying
text
on
the monitor by using dark letters
on a
light
background.
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Glossary