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OmniTek OTR 1001 User Guide, v3.1 B-12
Navigating around hierarchical structures
Several OTR 1001 displays have a hierarchical structure to them. The steps generally used to
navigate these structures are given below. (
Note: Where special steps are needed to navigate a
hierarchical display, these steps are explained alongside the description of those displays.)
Control Panel Mouse & Keyboard
To navigate a hierarchy:
1. Turn the GENERAL knob to move the
focus from item to item at the current level.
2. Push the GENERAL knob to move down
into the next level of the hierarchy. (This
works until a single item is reached at
which point, pushing GENERAL selects
the item.)
3. Move one step back up the hierarchy by
pressing the BACK button.
4. Move directly to the top of the current
hierarchy by pressing the HOME button.
1. Select the required item by clicking on it. If
this selects other items alongside the
required item (i.e. a higher level of the
hierarchy), click again until just the
required item is selected.
2. Move one step back up the hierarchy by
taking the
Back option from either the
right-click menu or the Navigate toolbar.
3. Move directly to the top of the current
hierarchy by taking the
Home option from
either the right-click menu or the Navigate
toolbar.
Window Properties
Each window offers a number of choices about how the window itself and the items within that
window are displayed. The choices that are made are referred to as the ‘Properties’ of the
window and each window has a Properties control through which the various selections can be
made and displayed, while some of the more common settings are offered as Button Bar options.
Control Panel Mouse & Keyboard
To display a window’s Properties control:
Display the required window (if not
already displayed) and press the PROPS
button.
(Press PROPS again to close up the
display.)
Right-click on the required window and
take the
Properties option from the menu
that is displayed, or
Select Properties from the View menu,
then select the appropriate View option
from the sub-menu that is displayed.
Note: In the View window, access to some of the settings in the Properties control is provided
through options on Button Bars, providing a useful short-cut for a range of common settings.
An example Properties control is shown below. The window to which the Properties relate is
shown in the title bar. (
Note: The View window is sometimes View 1 because, in future versions,
where OTR systems are networked together, the View windows associated with other OTR
systems will be identified as
View 2 , View 3 etc. You should also note that the width at which
the Properties control can vary depending on the layout of the current display.