OmniTek OTR 1001, Руководство пользователя

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OmniTek OTR 1001 User Guide, v3.1 B-3
Using a Mouse
As well as driving the OTR 1001 from the control panel (where fitted), it is also possible to plug
in a mouse and keyboard and use these alongside the control panel to drive the OTR 1001
.
Operating with a mouse and keyboard gives the user both an alternative way of selecting features
that can be accessed from the control panel and access to some features that aren’t accessible
using the control panel controls.
The OTR 1001 offers four USB ports through which a USB mouse, USB keyboard or combined
USB mouse and keyboard may be plugged in – two on the front panel and two on the back panel.
Devices plugged into any of these ports will be automatically recognised by the underlying
Windows system and immediately made available for use, with the standard mouse actions of
pointing and clicking having their usual effects.
USB
Ports
Figure B-2: Front view of an OTR 1001c showing the ports available for attaching
a mouse and/or keyboard. These ports are also included on the front of an OTR 1001m.
USB
Ports
SDI IN1 SDI IN2 SDI OUT1 SDI OUT2 ANA OUT
Figure B-3: Rear view of an OTR 1001 showing the ports available for attaching
a mouse and/or keyboard
The OTR 1001 is PC-based and its interface broadly follows the control conventions of a
standard Microsoft
®
Windows
®
interface, with the PC’s mouse and keyboard being used for data
entry and option selection. Items and options are therefore typically selected through a
combination of positioning the cursor and single-clicking the left-hand mouse button. Where
other actions are required, this should be clear from the description in this document.
Menus
When the OTR is in ‘Windows mode’ (selected from the alternative Full Screen mode by
pressing ESC), the Menu bar at the top of the OTR screen offers File, View and Windows
menus. There is also a ‘right-click’ menu. All four menus are described below.
Note: Some of the facilities offered below are only offered in Windows mode.
File menu
Load system default: Returns the OTR 1001 system to a standard state
(Full Screen display mode, showing the View window in its default quad-
split arrangement with Input 1 selected).
Load/Save presets: Calls up a list of available presets, from where you
can select a preset to load, delete presets that are no longer wanted etc.
Exit: Closes the application and returns to the underlying Windows operating system. The current
screen arrangement and other current settings are restored the next time the application is loaded.