Troglotech T804 User Manual SD VERSION Page 11
TEXTWRITER-VARIOUS FUNCTIONS
To delete single characters
, for instance when a mistake is made while typing,
press the ‘DELETE’
key while in EDIT mode. The DELETE key will delete the
character that is displayed above the flashing cursor. As the cursor moves when a
character is typed you will have to press the DELETE key twice, once to move the
cursor back to the character and once again to delete that character. Each press of
the DELETE key deletes the character above the cursor AND moves the cursor
back by one position. Use the cursor buttons to move the cursor around the screen
to select any character that needs deleting.
Whole pages of text can be deleted, for instance when a new survey is started and
the page contains old information. To
delete a whole page of text
put the Text
Writer in VIEW mode (no ‘Upper/Lower case’ arrow displayed) and use the
buttons or 1-9 keys to display the page of text you want to delete.
Then press the
key once. The lower part of the screen will now display the
message ‘DELETE PAGE? Y or N’. Pressing the ‘Y’ key will now delete the current
page of text. Pressing any other key will NOT delete the page of text.
Display Modes:
The Text Writer can display the TEXT area in three differ-
ent modes as shown in the first three pictures.
To switch between the display modes, select
VIEW mode
using the ‘EDIT’ key and then use the keys to switch be-
tween the three
modes. The display
modes
loop between
PLAIN, BORDERED,
BOXED
and then back to PLAIN again
To set the Time and Date
press the ‘CHANGE’
key once.
The Hours display will turn black and the TEXT area will be cleared. The HOURS
value can now be changed, use the
buttons to increase or decrease the
hours value.
Once the HOURS are correct press the ‘CHANGE’
key once, this locks the
new value. The MINUTES value can now be changed.
Use the same procedure for MINUTES, DAYS, MONTHS and YEARS.
A final press of the ‘CHANGE’
key will display the text again.
NOTE SW Version 4 will show ‘Time and Date Edit’ during clock setting