Mitsubishi Electric Apricot Owner's Handbook Manual page 27

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How to use SCU Help
There are two ways to access SCU Help:
Select Step 1: About System Configuration, from the Main
Menu. This option displays information about the SCU.
Press F1 at any time, which will give you specific information about
the current screen or dialog box.
Use the following procedures to navigate your way around the Help
screens:
Press F3 on any Help screen to display a list of Help topics. Then
select, with the cursor or the mouse, one of the topics which appears
in white text.
If a word or phrase appears white in the midst of the normal blue
text on a Help screen, you can select it to display a further Help
screen about that topic.
Press F2 to redisplay the previous Help topic shown. Press F2
repeatedly to reverse along your route through the Help screens.
Press ESC to exit from Help.
Note
On a monochrome monitor, a help topic word or phrase looks the same as the
surrounding text and is not identifiable by its appearance, in contrast to a colour
monitor. To identify a help topic, use the arrow keys to move the cursor through the
help text. The cursor will highlight only help topics.
Passwords
The purpose of the passwords is to prevent unauthorized persons from
using the computer and from changing the system configuration settings.
There are two different passwords which govern the kind of access you
have to the SCU program. You can choose to set either one or both
passwords:
Administrative - This password gives you full access to all the
configuration settings including the ability to change them.
User - This password gives you viewing access to the settings, but
you are not allowed to change them.
You can set both of these passwords within the SCU along with the other
system parameters. A password can be up to 7 alphanumeric characters in
length.
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