You can see all the available options. A check mark indicates the active
option.
A scrollbar on the right indicates that longer lists of options are available.
You can access hidden options by pushing the menu.
You can select and activate this option by tapping the option button. The
check mark indicates your selection as a new active option.
Press the [<] button to go back to the previous display.
If the selected option requires confirmation or a numerical number
to be entered, the associated Input window will open automatically
when you select the option.
A bar is displayed with all the available options. The slide switch (light button
with dark writing) indicates the active option.
You can select and activate this option by tapping a dark option button.
This option is then displayed as a light button.
Alternatively, you can also push the light button onto the required
option.
Press the [<] button to go back to the previous display.
You can also repeat the procedure if necessary if you need to correct a
wrong selection.
An input field is displayed with a numerical keypad. The currently valid value
is entered in the input field. The change in value is limited in each case to the
values corresponding to the range of values displayed in the top left (
Min:
/
Max:
).
If you wish to change the displayed value, you have the following options:
Change the entire value:
When opening the input window, the entire displayed value is
underlined.
Consecutively tap the number keys required to overwrite the value.
Change individual digits:
In the input field, tap the corresponding value that you wish to
change. A line under the digit in question indicates the digit you
have selected.
Tap the required number key.
Alternatively, you can change the chosen digit using the arrow
buttons on the right.
Change the sign of the value:
You can change the sign of the value using the [+/-] button. If negative
values are inadmissible (see value area), it will not be possible to use this
button.
Input window with option selection
Fig. 5: Selecting options
Input window with slide switch
Fig. 6: Selecting option with the slide switch
Input window with a value
Fig. 7: Entering values
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