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FRX8000 3. 0 User G uide, Rev 02
Using the
pull-down menus
(described on page 4-11), configure your display. When
finished, press
[F3]
twice (accepting the default
Return
from the Environs Menu) to
save the record and return to the Main Menu.
When Changes Take Effect
Additions or modifications to this file will be present the next time the configured sub-
network is called up in the Graphics-Level Status Display.
Icons
Symbols used to represent components in displays are shown in Figure 4-4. These
icons are shown as solid white objects on the Network Representation display, but will
be color coded according to status and/or outstanding alarms in Status Display
operations.
Figure 4-4 Status Display Icons
Cursor Movement
Components are placed into and selected within the network by moving the cursor to
the desired locations, then pressing
[Enter]
. Cursor movement is controlled as listed
below. (If the numeric keypad at the right side of the keyboard is used,
[Num Lock]
must be Off.)
[ ]
,
[ ]
,
[ ]
,
[ ]
= appropriate direction.
[Home
] = up and left.
[End]
= down and left.
[PgUp]
= up and right.
[PgDn]
= down and right.
[5]
= on the numeric keypad, controls movement by the cursor when the above
keys are struck while moving an object. Pressing
[5]
causes the cursor to move a
greater or lesser distance (depending on the current setting) when the other keys
are pressed.
[Tab]
= in an existing record only - to the next object, sequentially by ID number,
ending at the subnet ID/name, then returning to lowest-numbered object.
[~]
(tilde) = in an existing record only - sequentially in reverse order of that
described for
[Tab]
.
FRX8000 Switch
N7400 DPPM
N7500 DPPM
Subnetwork
N7500 with
attached NMP
N7400 with
attached NMP
FRX8000 or N7500
ICP/INM
FRX8000 with
attached NMP
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