Configuring The Basic Functions Of A Key; Dialog Box Configure Xpresslist - Cherry CYBO@RD USB-HUB, G83-13500 User Manual

4.8.7 Configuring the basic functions
of a key
You can reassign the basic functions to every
key that you have individually configured. The
key then fulfils the default functions that were
preset after the installation of KeyMan.
To configure the basic functions of a key
1 In the group Keys of the Function Block
activate the option of the key whose basic
function you wish to restore.
2 In the group Functionality activate the
option Basic function.
3 Click on the button Adopt.
- OR -
Click on the button OK.
The configuration of the key is saved.

4.9 Dialog box Configure XPressList

The dialog box Configure XPressList offers
you the following possibilities of configuring an
XPressList that has already been compiled:
• You can add elements to the XPressList.
• You can delete individual elements from
the XPressList.
• You can deactivate individual elements in
the XPressList or reactivate them. When
you deactivate an element, it remains part
of the XPressList but is not visible when the
XPressList is called up via a special key. It
can therefore not be selected.
• You can modify the order of the elements.
To add an element to an XPressList
1 In the group Add Element click on the but-
ton of the type an element of which you
wish to add to the XPressList.
The dialog box Settings is opened.
2 In the input field Object register the path of
the desired element.
- OR -
Search for the element by clicking on the
button alongside the field Object.
3 If you select a program that is launched with
parameters, register the parameters in the
input field Command line parameters.
4 In the input field User information register
a name for the element in the XPressList.
The element will appear in the XPressList
under this name.
5 Click on the button OK.
The dialog box Settings is closed; the dia-
log box Configure XPressList moves into
the foreground. The selected element
appears in the list.
6 In the input field User information register
a designation for the XPressList.
When you press the key to which the XPres-
sList has been assigned, this designation
appears at the lower right-hand side of the
screen as user information.
7 Click on the button OK.
The dialog box Configure XPressList is
closed; the dialog box Keyboard Proper-
ties moves into the foreground.
8 Click on the button Adopt.
- OR -
Click on the button OK.
The XPressList is saved.
To deactivate an element in an XPressList
1 Click on the control box to the left of the list
element you wish to deactivate.
The tick of the selected element is deleted
from the control box.
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