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Welcome to aurora
Duet
- Section 2
Liquid Crystal Display (LCD). This is a backlit screen,
suitable for use in low light conditions, with contrast
control.
2
Note
For information about the Headset, see Communications
Ports and Connectors , later in this section.
The Keypad
The following describes each one of aurora
Duet
’s keys:
Function keys. There are six of these keys which activate
functions related to the current operation.
Cursor pad. Use this key to move the cursor UP , DOWN ,
LEFT or RIGHT . To move the cursor a single step, press
and release; to 'auto-repeat', hold the arrow down.
Use the UP and DOWN arrows to move the cursor
between menu options. The current selection is displayed
in reverse video (light text on a black background). At
the top of a menu, press
UP to bring the cursor to the
bottom; at the bottom of a menu, press DOWN to bring
the cursor to the top. This does not apply to the Main
menu, which has a scroll bar.
Use the LEFT and RIGHT arrows to toggle between
available options, or to move the cursor to the start or
end of a line where you can enter data. Use the
LEFT
arrow to erase characters in text entry screens. You can
also use the cursor keys to move around the Graphical
User Interfaces (GUIs).
Contrast. Use this key to adjust the contrast of
aurora
Duet
's screen. Press and hold to sweep through the
available contrast range. Release the key to choose your
preferred setting.
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