3GS Technical Manual
Issue 4.5 August 2005
8-6 Programming Menus
Direct access
You can select an option directly by entering its particular
code. For example, to select the Node Configure option,
enter the following:
For certain options, you need to press the SHIFT key twice
before pressing the selection key.
See “Installer Menu Options.” on page 8-9 and “Master
Menu Options” on page 8-10 for further information.
Help Menu Access
The Help menu allows you to scroll through all available
options using the following keys on the keypad:
• UNSET
to scroll forward through menu options.
• PART
to scroll back through menu options.
• YES
to select an option.
• NO
to exit the menu.
Only options which have been assigned to you are displayed.
You have 90 seconds in which to make a selection.
Scrolling Through Options
Use the following keys when viewing options that do not
require input:
• UNSET
to scroll forward.
• PART
to scroll back.
3 way Display Options
Certain displays will present three flashing sub-options. Sub-
option selection is determined by the option’s position on
the display:
•
The UNSET key selects the left option.
•
The HALF key selects the middle option.
•
The HELP key selects the right option.
Answering a Question
On the following display, the flashing “?” indicates that the
system is waiting for an answer:
Press YES or NO as required.
Pressing # (or any key other than YES) is interpreted as a NO
by the system.
In some cases, an option may be presented with YES or NO
displayed underneath, like this:
Select YES or NO as appropriate.
The system will automatically move to the next option.
When complete, press # to accept all data entered.
Entering Numerical Values
In a display where you have to enter a number, a flashing
NODE CONFIGURE
HALF
HELP
UNSET
ID.S OPTIONS NAMES
To select
Options
To select
IDs
To select
Names
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