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The Workstation Installation/Operation Manual Version 2 Document 51540 Rev. B1 4/8/02
3.4.6 Navigation and Functional Buttons
Two types of button devices can be assigned to screens, Navigation and Functional buttons.
Navigation buttons are linked to other screens and provide navigation shortcuts for operators.
Functional buttons are assigned to predefined macros to provide command shortcuts to operators.
Buttons can be placed on any screen and multiple buttons can access the same screen or execute the same macro.
For more information on defining macros refer to the section 3.5.4 System Maintenance, Macro Editor.
Assigning Navigation Buttons
To assign a navigation button:
1. Go to the screen where the button is to be placed.
2. Select
Graphics, Add Symbol, Navigational Button . This opens the Navigation Button dialog.
Figure 3-25: Button Link Dialog
3. Select a screen from the combo box the button is to open when clicked. Next, open the Navigation
Button Library by clicking on the icon area to the right.
Figure 3-26: The Navigation Button Library