User Manual

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Using the CE5320 Handheld

3-14 N_SIGHT R900 User’s Manual for the Neptune Handheld System

Number Keys

The number keys on the handheld are used most often for entering

readings. Because entering readings is the primary function of users, the

number keys are larger than other keys and are placed near the top of the

keypad. Number keys enable you to complete one of two tasks:

• Enter a number in the display, such as for a reading.

• Select an item by pressing the num

ber key t

hat corresponds to a

numbered item in a list of items.

The type of task that you can perform using a number key depends upon

the type of screen that is display

ed.

• Menu Scr

een—select a numbered item from

the list by pressing

the key whose number corresponds to the item that you want to

select. (When used this way, the number key is called a hotkey.)

• Data-En

try Screen—enter a num

ber in the data-entry screen by

pressing the key with the number that you want to appear in the

field.

Direction Keys

The direction keys on the handheld are used to move up or down

through a list of items displayed in a menu screen and to move forward

or backward within a data-entry space or through the meters of a route.

Pressing the direction key up or down displays additional screens for the

account, such as an account-specific hazard.

While reading a route, pressing accesses the

next incomplete reading.

In addition, pressing

BLUE while the

unit is on accesses the backlight.

Pilot Release