Editing Input Field - Schenck process Disomat Opus Operating Manual

DISOMAT Overview
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Input by editing (key-in input):
After being called up, the cursor is at the first point of the input space. You can
place it on the input position desired with the [LEFT arrow] and [RIGHT
arrow] buttons or it changes its position when editing (current input position):
NO TE For editing input field, see end of item. :
There are two types of inp
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With single-pa
Acknowledge inputs with [ENTER] or [OK] keys and exit function (e.g. 8:Ent
Manual Tare).
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With multi-part input functions, multiple input fi
other.
Acknowledge inputs with [ENTER] key; next input fie
back to the previous input space with[SHIFT] + [UP arrow]).
After last input field, program retur
E xit function with [OK] key (e.g. '1:Enter Setpoint').
NOTE: With a multi-part in
other as many time

3.5.2.2 Editing Input Field

a) Mov g Blo in ck Cursor
Key Key Action
After start of input function, cursor norma
stands on first input position, e.g.
[RIGHT arrow]:
Shift block cursor one digit to the right.
Cursor stops on last position.
[LEFT arrow]:
Shift block cursor one digit to the left.
Cursor stops on first position.
[SHIFT] + [RIGHT arrow]: **)
Shift block cursor to field end.
[SHIFT] + [LEFT arrow]: **)
Shift block cursor to field start.
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The menu functions and all corresponding dialog steps are displayed one
after another on scales with a 1-line display.
**) Use these key combinations to step 20 digits to the right or left from current cursor
position. With fields of up to 20 digits, this corresponds to a step to field start or field
end.
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