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Chapter 3 - Keypad Operation
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Keypad Operation
This chapter is meant to familiarize a first time user with the basics of IDC’s
keypad operation.IDC’s keypad functions fall into two categories. The keypad
functions first as a programming and troubleshooting tool.Secondly, it functions as
an operator interface.Operators can run programs,make menu choices,or be
prompted to enter data via the keypad number keys.
The first section of this chapter, Keypad Features , defines the basic function of
each button on the k eypad.The second section, Menu Structur e , gives the
programmer a broad overview of how the keypad’s setup and programming menus
operate and fit together. Detailed information about each step parameter is
presented in
Configuring Your Control .
Keypad Features
Display
Easy to read,2 line,40 character, back-lit supertwist display.
F1, F2, F3 Function Keys
Used as Menu selectors.Used with numeric keys to select commands in the editor.
Programmable as operator menu selections.See the FK command for information
on using the function keys within a program.