Bayer HealthCare CLINITEK 500 Operating Manual page 24

SELECTING YOUR OPTIONS
Move Up displays the previous stored result or
entry in descending order (lower sequence num-
Move
ber). Move Up 10 displays the record stored
Up
ten positions lower than the currently displayed
record; if there are fewer than ten lower-num-
bered results, the oldest stored result or entry is
Move
displayed.
Up 10
Move Down displays the next stored result or
entry in ascending order (higher sequence num-
Move
ber). Move Down 10 displays the record stored
Down
ten positions higher than the currently displayed
record; if there are fewer than ten higher-num-
bered results, the most recently stored result or
Move
entry is displayed.
Down 10
Plus increases the displayed number by 1 each
time the key is touched.
Plus
Minus decreases the displayed number by 1 each
time the key is touched.
Minus
Changes the display to the full alphabet to allow
entry of alphabetic characters in, for example, a
specimen ID, Tech ID, or control lot number.
Alphabet
Allows a single record or all records shown on
the screen to be deleted. A second screen is
Delete
always displayed, from which you can select how
many records are to be deleted (one or all) or to
confirm that all records are to be deleted.
3.2
Allows one or more records from a displayed list
to be printed.
Print
Allows one or more records from a displayed list
to be resent to a computer.
Resend
In addition to the function keys, three different types of
keys will be displayed in order to assist the operator in
selecting the desired option in various menus. If the key is
displayed as a fully lit symbol, the key can be touched
to select the option or cycle through the list of options.
If the key is displayed as a dimmed symbol, the option is
not available for selection.
Touching an action key selects the option
described next to the key. The display always
Action
changes to another screen, either to start the
Key
selected routine or to display an appropriate
screen that defines how the selected option will
work.
The cycle key is used when several options are
available. Each time the key is touched, a dif-
Cycle
ferent option is displayed for selection. When
Key
the desired option is displayed, the selection is
complete.
Selection keys are used to select or reject the use
of an option. If a check mark (
Selection
key symbol, the option is selected (turned on );
Key
if the key symbol is empty, the option is not
selected (turned off ).
) appears in the
Revised 10/06