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MESSAGE Input Screen
Message area
Cursor
(C>)
to
select
menus
and characters
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S E T
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EXIT
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The
cursor
is
positioned after
the
last
input
character in the
message area.
® QUICK key:
Moves up the cursor.
-2) PRINT key:
Inputs a character.
thready key;
Figure 7-5
^
I Deletes a character.
This screen allows you to create a message that will appears on the printouts.
Enter the
message in the message area (the second and third lines).
Characters that can be entered are as follows alphabetic letters, numbers, space, period, minus
sign, and slash.
You can enter up to 48 characters (24 characters per line).
When the cursor (O) is positioned to either of the following two items, this screen can be used in
the same way as the other screens.
_Item
EXIT
SET AND EXIT
_Function_
Returns to the SETUP screen.
Saves the changes and returns to
the SETUP screen.
Value
When the cursor is in the character list, the following keys can be used to move the cursor and enter
or delete a character.
READY key
I
R/L key
Axis rotation key
Enters a character Deletes a character Moves the cursor Moves
down
the Moves
up
the
at
the
cursor preceding the cursor. (I>) to the right,
cursor ([>).
cursor (».
position._
QUICK
Pressing the —_J key when located at the top line in the character list moves the cursor
ft>)
to the
.
.CD
bottom line in the list.
Pressing the
»
key when located at the bottom line in the character list
moves the cursor ([>) to the item "EXIT". Pressing the
►
key when located at the last character in
a line moves the cursor (I>) to the first character in the same line.
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