Mahe MSV-2010, Руководство оператора

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6.7.2 Short Keys combination (Ctrl + F)
The following functions shall be assigned to the Ctrl +F keys combination.
Keys
Function Notes
CTRL+F1 MAIN MENU Calls for the MAIN MENU
CTRL+F2 WHITE BALANCE Initiates white balance routine as per 3.5.1
CTRL+F3 DATA ENTRY See 3.8.4, 3.8.5
CTRL+F4 CHARACTERS RESET Resets patient data
CTRL+F10 FUNCTION LIST Turns on list of functions for Ctrl+F key combinations; the list
shall disappear after approximately 10 seconds or if any key is
pressed
6.7.3 Entering Patient Data
1. New data entry shall be enabled by pressing the Ctrl and F3 keys simultaneously (a blinking cursor shall paint in
green the first character of the “NAME” title or the patient name). The patient data shall overwrite the titles. The
cursor moves by
ÎÍ keys after the title is removed. The letters can be modified by character keys, then the
cursor moves to the next letter automatically. Modification moves between lines (to the first line character) by Ï
Ð keys.
The following patient data may be keyed in from the keyboard:
a) Patient name - up to 24 characters.
b) Patient ID - up to 16 characters.
c) Patient age - up to 3 characters.
d) Patient sex - 1 character.
2. To leave the entering data mode the Esc key shall be pressed, after that the cursor shall disappear.
3. To reset the patient data the Ctrl and F4 keys shall be pressed simultaneously, the data characters shall
disappear and the titles shall appear
NOTE - The patient data shall be stored and shall not be erased after turning the power off.
4. The protocol of character input shall be as follows:
a) The cursor shall appear first at pressing Ctrl and F3 keys simultaneously.
b) The cursor shall move forward to the next item when
Ð
key is pressed, and backward when
Ï
key is
pressed.
c) The cursor shall move within the item by ÎÍ keys.
d) Space key shall write blank letter in the cursor location, then the cursor shall advance.
e) Backspace key shall return the cursor to a front location, shall write blank letter and the cursor shall stay
there.
f) Delete key shall write blank letter in a location of the cursor and the cursor shall stay there.
g) Holding the Shift key and typing an alpha key shall display the capital letter or upper case special
character.
h) Pressing the Caps Lock key shall cause all alpha keys typed to be displayed as capitals.
If any entry is typed to an item and the number of characters exceeds the number of characters of the item, the
cursor shall stop at the last character of the item and display the last character typed.
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