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Types of parameter values
Parameters can be divided according to the kind of values
they hold. In the FSU 995 FA there are three major types of
parameter values, each of which involves a slightly different
editing procedure.
1 Quantitative parameter values
A quantitative parameter value is a number. An example is
found in PREFUSE TIME, which we saw edited on page 51.
The general procedure is as follows:
- The parameter appears with its current value.
- You can change the value using the number buttons
- You press ENTER to save the new value.
2 Binary parameter values
A binary parameter value has two states, usually either ON or
OFF. An example of this type of value amongst the splicing
parameters is EARLY PREFUSION, which we will take as an
example here:
- The parameter name is presented as a question, and a
variable region which toggles between Yes and No.
- Press the No button to turn the parameter off, and the Yes
button to turn it back on again.
- Press ENTER to save the value of the parameter.
3 Parameters with multiple values
There are a few parameters which have multiple, non-numeri-
cal values. An example amongst the general parameters is
SECURITY TYPE, which we saw edited on page 46. The
general procedure is as follows:
- The first possible value for the parameter occurs with a
question mark.
- If this is not the value you want, you press No, at which
point the second value appears, again as a question.
- You continue to press No and scroll through the list of
possible values until the value you want is shown in the
message field . At which point you press Yes and enter the
new value for the parameter.
EARLY PREFUSION ON YES
Toggle on/off
Enter value
Enter
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PREFUSE TIME 0.3 S
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See example page 51
No Yes
OPEN?!
No
READ ONLY?
No
CONFIDENTIAL?
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See example page 46
ADVANCED OPERATION - Parameter editing review