Oki B8300, User Manual

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Key operator programs — 50
Structure of the setting method
for key operator programs
The sequence for selection and setting of key operator programs are shown below. The [OK] and
[BACK/C] keys allow navigation in either direction through the setting steps along a program setting path.
Program steps start from the major categories shown at the left side of the chart and progress to the right.
When the [OK] key is pressed, a highlighted parameter shown in that step will be accepted and set.
Acceptance of a parameter by [OK] will also advance the program to the next step of the setting
procedure. When [OK] is pressed to register all settings at the final step of a setting procedure, the total
program will be registered and the screen will return to display of the major program categories.
The [BACK/C] key is used to return to the previous screen. Successive pushes of the back key will return
step by step back through the setting steps. Settings for any step can be changed by going back and
selecting again.
The
S
or
T
key s are used to move up and down through selections on a setting screen to highlight a
desired selection. A press of the [OK] key will register the highlighted selection.
A setting value on any setting screen containing an asterisk indicates the current registered value for that
parameter. If a mistake is made in selection, press the [BACK/C] key to return to the selection screen for
correction.
On the chart overleaf, settings accompanied by an asterisk in parentheses (*) indicate the factory default
setting for that parameter. To exit the key operator program, press the [MENU] key on the operator panel.