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Figure 18: Additional Functions of the [Drill], [Disable], and [Reset] Keys
1 - Press [Drill] to more the cursor to the next position.
2 - Press [Disable] to move the cursor back one position.
3 - Press [Reset] to clear the character that is currently selected.
4.4.2
Scrolling Menus
When properly connected to the FPT-DACT, the FMR-
DACT-KEYPAD shows a scrolling menu of possible
user actions along its second line. This scrolling menu
is the FPT-DACT Main Menu. The scrolling menu
items flash one at a time at 1-sec intervals through the
list and then start over. When operating normally,
SYSTEM NORMAL appears on the first line on the
FMR-DACT-KEYPAD LCD (Figure 19).
Figure 19: Scrolling Main Menu
SYSTEM NORMAL
0: PROGRAM
1: STATUS
2: HISTORY
3: TEST
4: RESET
1 - Scrolling items
The Programming Menu and Test Menu options also
flash across the second line, one at a time at 1-sec
intervals. The display rate speed can be adjusted. Refer
to
2: DISPLAY RATE
28 for more information.
4.4.3
Selecting Menu Items
Depending on which menu level you are at (such as the
menu, submenu, and sub-submenu), you can select an
item using exclusive keys, shared keys, or submenu
items.
Exclusive Keys: In the Main Menu, Test and History
have an exclusive key on the FMR-DACT-KEYPAD.
You select these options by pressing the corresponding
key or the function key. For example, 3: Test is the third
option so you press [3] from the Main Menu to open the
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Test Mode Menu. You can also press [Test] on the keypad
(Figure 20).
Figure 20: Exclusive Keys
SYSTEM NORMAL
3: TEST
1
1 - From the Main Menu, press [3].
2 - On the FMR-DACT-KEYPAD, press [Test].
Shared Keys: The [Program] key is not exclusive, but is
shared with other characters. The character sharing the
corresponding key appears on the same key. To select
one of these items, press the shared key. For example, the
[PROGRAM] key is also the [0] key (Figure 21).
Figure 21: Shared Keys
1 - Press [0 Program] to enter the Programming
Mode.
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