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XL™ Series
Using The Built In Keypad / Display 3-5
SUB MENU HEADER SCREENS
Screens that have an arrow (
->
) on the right side are classified as sub menu header
screens. The sub menu may be entered by pressing the RIGHT arrow key. There may be
several levels in a sub menu, and each sub menu relates to the header screen text. For
example, the sub menu options of the main menu header screen “Scan Setup” relate to the
scanning process.
Scan Setup -> Scanning [Off]
Scan Rate [HH:MM:SS]
Next Scan = HH:MM:SS
Nxt Scn At[HH:MM:SS]
OPTION SCREENS
Screens with brackets surrounding a system option ( [Option] ) are called option screens.
The user can edit or change the option which will always be shown between the brackets.
In some cases, the option inside the brackets may include several characters, but the
editing process will only change one character at a time, such as with the time or the date
value.
Time [12:34:42]
Pressing the ENTER key will start the editing process, and one of the characters in the
brackets will begin to blink. The UP and DOWN arrow keys are used to change the
blinking character, and the LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys are used to move to the next
character. Pressing the ENTER key will accept the new value, or pressing the CANCEL
key will keep the original value.
On some option screens, all of the text between the brackets will flash when the option is
to be edited. The UP and DOWN arrow keys are used to select a valid option from a list
specific for that option.
Baud Rate [9600]
Pressing the ENTER key will start the editing process and the text “9600” will start
blinking. Use the UP and DOWN arrow keys to change between valid choices of 19200,
9600, 4800, 2400, 1200 or 300 baud, or use the DECIMAL key to toggle between the first
and last option of the list. Press the ENTER key to accept the new value or the CANCEL
key to stay with the original value. For these type of options, invalid entries are not
possible.