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3.5 CONFIG MODE, CONTINUED
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a)
Select a keystroke command for step #1.
i)
If there are keystroke commands listed, you can select from the
listing by highlighting the Key# and Key Name. To view more
of the listing, press the soft up and down arrow keys or the
soft Pg Up and Pg Dn keys.
ii) To go to a specific key # in the list, press the Goto Key# soft
key. Enter the key# and press Enter. If the key# does not exist
in the listing, the highlight goes to the closest number in the
listing.
iii) To add a keystroke command to the list, refer to paragraph c
below.
When the desired command is highlighted, press the Select Action
soft key, then the OK soft key. The message "Key Action Changed"
is displayed on the LCD display.
The display automatically goes to step #2.
b)
Program a keystroke command for step #2 or press OK to end
programming MAX keystroke commands. If two or more steps are
programmed, the user can view the previous step in the sequence
by pressing the Prev Step soft key or the next step in the sequence
by pressing the Next Step soft key.
To delete a step in the command sequence, display the step to be
deleted, then press the Del Actn soft key. A message confirming
deleting the action is displayed. Press YES to delete the action;
Press NO to cancel the operation. If you press YES, the step is
deleted and all steps after the deleted step are moved up one step.
For example, if you have five steps programmed and you delete
step 3. Step 4 moves to step 3 and step 5 moves to step 4. Step 5
is no longer programmed.
To insert a step in the command sequence, highlight the desired
keystroke command, then press the Ins Actn soft key. A message,
"Key Action Inserted" is displayed. The action is inserted before
the currently displayed step. For example, to insert a step between
steps 2 and 3, display step #3 by pressing the Prev Step or Next
Step soft keys. If you press the Ins Actn soft key while viewing step
#3, the key# that is highlighted is inserted as step #3, and step 3
becomes step 4, step 4 becomes step 5, etc.
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