Chapter 2 Overlap
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Feature of Overlap
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SYSTEM Switch
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Irrespective of the overlap display format (normal, call or multi), the feature of
the SYSTEM switch is commonly available.
The SYSTEM switch is:
The SYSTEM switch can work in two ways.
♦
Moving the overlap
Pressing the top left corner (2
×
2 switch grids) of the overlap once makes the
overlap frame flash. While the overlap frame is flashing, pressing another
position on the screen moves the overlap to the position, aligning the top left
corner of the overlap part with it. (The frame stops flashing when it has been
moved.)
If a part of the overlap should extend off the screen, the V series automatically
adjusts the position closest to the pressed position but within the screen space.
To stop the overlap frame flashing (to cancel the movable state), press the top
left corner of the overlap again.
♦
Erasing the overlap
Pressing the top left corner (2
×
2 switch grids) of the overlap twice
consecutively (within one second) erases the overlap from the screen.
♦
Setting the SYSTEM switch
The SYSTEM switch function can be set with [
Use System Button] in the
[Normal Overlap] dialog.
Press somewhere outside the overlap on
the screen while the frame is flashing:
The overlap moves to the position
with its top left corner aligned
(flashing is canceled).
Overlap
Blip!
Blip!
Overlap
Pressing on switch grids (2
×
2)
consecutively twice:
The overlap disappears from the screen.
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