Introducing Wyseworks; Basic Wyseworks Controls; Calculator - Wyse WY-60 User Manual

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WyseWbrks
Introducing WySeWOrkS
WyseWorks is a set of four desktop accessories:
• A calculator with a paper tape feature that displays and prints the results of
your calculations
• An alarm clock with two alarm settings and reminder messages
• A calendar that displays three months at a glance
• An ASCII table displaying numerical equivalents and monitor mode symbols
for 128 U.S. ASCII characters
You have access to these accessories at any time except when the terminal is in
setup mode. They are displayed on the top eight lines of the screen, which
temporarily defaults to 80 columns. (Overlaid data and the previous screen
width are restored when you exit Wyse Works.)
BaSiC WySeWOrkS COntrOlS
Press
I
CTRL | | CAPS L O C K ! to display the Wyse Works entry screen, where the
fields at the bottom of the screen display the name of each accessory. Follow
these steps:
1 To select an accessory, press the indicated function key. The accessory will
appear in the box at the top of the screen.
2 After you've selected an accessory, follow the instructions on the screen,
referring to the explanations in this chapter.
3 When you're ready to leave an accessory,
-
Press I CTRL | [CAPS LOCK) to exit Wyse Works
- Press | F 1 0 [ to return to the entry screen to select another accessory
The calculator works very much like a handheld calculator, with the keyboard
acting as the numeric keypad and the screen displaying the results of your
calculations. A paper tape feature allows you to display five entries at a time and
send them to a printer connected directly to the terminal.
Calculator Display In the box at the top of the screen the display shows
• A keypad that highlights the numbers and functions as you enter them on the
keyboard
•
Five memory locations, with a pointer (<m) indicating the active memory
where you can store and recall your current calculation.
Calculator