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Common Sequence Editing Operations
This section describes the sequence editing operations that are common to all edit screens,
such as moving the cursor within an edit screen, selecting items, entering values and
characters, and turning pages. Please familiarize yourself with the functions of each key.
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Moving the cursor
On the edit screen, you can change the value of the item at the position of the blinking cursor.
You can move the cursor using the keys.
Pressing moves the cursor down, and pressing moves the cursor up. To move to a
specific digit in a value or character in a string or to select a step-execution-pattern item,
press and to move the cursor to the left and right.
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Selecting items
When an item has multiple choices to select from, turn the rotary knob to select the desired
setting. For example, for items that can be turned on and off, you can turn the rotary knob
clockwise to select ON and counterclockwise to select OFF.
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Entering values
You can increase or decrease the value of a numerical setting by turning the rotary knob. If
the value consists of many digits, you can press or to move the cursor directly to the
desired digit and increase or decrease only that digit. For example, if you want to set a value
to 100, you can simply move the cursor to the hundreds digit, and enter 1 using the rotary
knob.
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Entering characters (Memo)
You can register a memo of up to 11 characters in length for each program.
You can use memos to indicate the contents of a program. Not entering a memo will not affect
the execution of the sequence. You can enter information such as the date and time of
measurement, a test description, a program name, or differences in the setup conditions.
You can select alphanumeric characters by turning the rotary knob. When the desired
character is displayed, press to move the cursor to the right, and enter the next character.
To move the cursor to the left, press .
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Turning pages
You can switch between edit screens by pressing SHIFT at the same time as , , , or .
To move to the next screen, press NEXT (SHIFT+ ). To return to the previous screen, press
PREV (SHIFT+ ).