User's Instructions

DCU DEBEG 3401
ED 3047 G 122 / – (2002-12)
Operating Instructions
2 General Remarks about Operating Procedures and Display
2.6 The Editor; Entering Numbers and Texts
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List of Alarm Messages
Channel management changed:see page 28
Long range interrogation:see page 26
New safety message:see page 21
Safety msg transmission failed: see page 24
Target display overflow:see page 17
Target overflow:see page 19
If other alarms appear, they indicate technical faults; see also page 32.
2.6 The Editor; Entering Numbers and Texts
Dialog fields whose content can be edited can be marked with the prefixed character by means of the
arrow keys.
In general:
- For data input press ENTER. The field to be edited is marked by means of a frame.
- During data input, pressing ENTER causes take-over (intermediate storage) of the content and
closing of the editing field.
- During data input, pressing ABORT causes rejection of the content and closing of the editing field.
The previous content is inserted again.
Other possibilities for changing the content of the editing field are:
Selection Fields
These fields can be recognised from the fact that the message Use arrow keys appears in the line above
the softkey names.
With the ArrowUp/ArrowDown keys, you can select between the possible settings.
Numerical Input Fields
In the editing field that is open, the (flashing) editing cursor indicates the place at which input takes place
by means of the numerical keyboard.
With the C key, the character at the cursor position is replaced by a blank (Clear function).
With the ArrowRight/ArrowLeft keys, the position of the editing cursor can be changed.
With CLEAR ALL, the content of the editing field is deleted.
Fields for Text Input
The editing possibilities are the same as for the numerical fields.
By the pressing of an alphanumeric key, the first of the letters shown on the key is written first of all. By
the pressing of this key repeatedly in rapid succession, the other characters can be written instead.
The blank and the characters . , ? : " ( ) 0 are entered with the key 0.
The characters - + = > < @ 1 are entered with the key 1.