Zenith Z-170, Руководство пользователя

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Operation
The four arrow keys in the lower right corner of the keyboard are used
to move around the schedule display. The RETURN key can also be used
to step through the time slots.
The regular keyboard is used for entering text. When you are at the point
in the schedule where you want to enter text, just begin typing. You can
correct mistyped entries either by erasing the complete entry with the
ERASE key or by using the DEL key in the upper-right corner to back
up and erase a character at a time.
Some of the function keys are used for the following actions:
<DAY DAY> - By pressing either the
Fl
or
F2
function keys located
directly below the <DAY DAY>, you can step ahead a day at a time,
or step backwards a day at a time. If you activated the calendar without
selecting a day at the World Map, you will begin with today's schedule.
INSERT - The initial (empty) display for a day's schedule only includes
hourly entries from 6:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. All other entries are inserted
with the INSERT
(F3)
key. When this key is pressed, a blank line is created
underneath, with the same hour as the l ine above it. Then you just type
in the minutes and continue typing the text for the appointment. The
minutes must be between
01
and
59.
One exception: When you insert
a ppointments after
5
p.m., the minute setting can be
00;
you must also
type the hour. You can insert as many extra numbers as you have room
for on the screen.
The Insert function can also be used to create extra lines for an entry
that is longer than a single line.
ERASE - There are two ways to change the text for an appointment.
You can type over the old text, or erase it with the ERASE
(F4)
key.
The ERASE function will also delete any inserted time slots that are no
longer needed.
ALARM
-
Pressing the
F5
key sets the alarm for an appointment. If
you change your mind, pressing the F5 again will cancel the alarm.