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ISSUE D: January 2002
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Menus
such as
enable you to perform actions or adjust settings.
T he menu button
beside each displayed menu controls that menu.
L ong er menus
that span the breadth of two buttons are controlled by both buttons.
Capitalized menus
—
for example
—
perform specific actions.
T he two menu knobs
work together with the two menu buttons beside them.
Combinations of knobs and buttons
control continuously adjustable variables. T he button selects
or changes the variable, while the k nob adjusts its value.
Menus are grouped
and shown together according to their function. Press a button or turn a k nob to
select a particular menu or an item on a menu. T ravel up or down in the menu list and change the
selection. Or change values and settings.
T he darker, labeled buttons
also play a role in menu selection:
PANELS
— for example — was used
to select the menus for initialization. W hen you press any one of these, it offers access to related
menus in its group.
Menus with shadows
lead to other menus: Press their buttons to display those others.
Press
RETURN
to return
to a shadowed menu. A nd use this button whenever you wish to go back to
the previous menu display.
Arrows on the side of a long menu
indicate that you can scroll up or
down the menu list.
Press one or the other of these menus’ buttons to move in the desired direction, and to view or select
any menu item not displayed. A rrows disappear when you reach the beginning or end of the menu
list.
