Test-Um Lil' Buttie Ranger User Manual page 17

Lil' Buttie RANGER
combination to just advance the cursor (pressing
FCN [↓→] again will enter a space into the name
field.) In general, the cursor advances automatically
when a new key is pressed, or after a single-function
key is pressed. The cursor does not advance while
pressing a multi-function key multiple times.
While entering a name string, the FCN [←↑] key
combination can be pressed to move back to the
left to correct an entry error. While correcting
entries, the cursor does not advance automatically.
The cursor must be positioned by pressing the
FCN [←↑] or FCN [↓→] keys to move it left or
right. Once the last character on the right has
been reached, the key functions return to normal
entry function. The FCN CL key combination can
be used to clear the entire string from the display
and the memory location. To store the displayed
string into the dial memory, press either FCN/Flsh
(Select) to move to slot selection menu, or press
the FCN/Rcl (Menu) to exit out of dial memory
setup. After storing a string into the name memory,
it cannot be edited. The stored string can be
replaced by selecting its location in the name
editing portion of Setup and entering a new string.
If you want to clear a stored number, or name,
from memory, press the FCN CL (Clear) key
combination to return it to "empty" status.
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• Call Waiting ID – Use this screen to turn the
Ranger's Call Waiting Caller ID (CWCID) feature
ON or OFF. (The factory default is OFF.) Use the
↓→ and ←↑ scroll keys to move the cursor between
ON and OFF, then press Select to choose the
setting you've moved the cursor to. (You will auto-
matically be returned to the main setup menu.)
Note: When you go into TALK mode with CWCID
ON, the Ranger flashes its "ID" icon to indicate
that CWCID is active. With CWCID ON, the
Ranger draws considerably more battery current
than when CWCID is OFF. To conserve battery
power, we recommend leaving CWCID turned
OFF when it's not being used.
• Guard Low Volt – This screen allows the low volt-
age lockout feature to be turned ON and OFF.
(The factory default is ON.) Use the ↓→ and ←↑
scroll keys to move the cursor between ON and
OFF, then press Select to choose the setting you've
moved the cursor to. (You will automatically be
returned to the main setup menu.)
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Note: Traffixguard low prevents the test set from
going off hook if the line voltage is less than 10
volts. The test set goes off hook automatically if
the line voltage goes above the 10 volt threshold.
When this feature is off, no low voltage check is
made before the test set goes off hook.
CHAPTER 4: Operation
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