Setting-Up Keyboard Hot-Keys - Siemens Unity 2 Manual De Usuario

5.4.1 Setting-up keyboard hot-keys

The keyboard hot-key functions can be customized. The Audiometer module application provides a dialog which allows
setting predefined functions to each of the keys, except the special purpose keys of the keyboard. The keyboard setting
is specific to each configuration memory selected (MEM1, MEM2, MEM3).
The default hot-key setting is listed in the table below. The functions asigned to each hot-key can be customized.
Please refer to the Software Reference Manual available from the Installation CD for further details of keyboard settings.
Keyboard Side
A Both
B
C Selected Side
D Both
E
F
G
H
I
J Both
K Left
L Both
M Left
N Selected Side
O Left
P Left
Q Right
R
S Right
T
U
V
W Right
X Right
Y
Z Selected Side
LEFT
RIGHT
UP
DOWN
SPACE Selected Side
ENTER
Page Up
Page Down
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
0
Function
Lower frequency one step
Talk forward
Record response (Store)
Increase frequency one step
Word counter-Incorrect
Cycles through Test channel stimulus
Cycles through masking function
Changes ear side
Clear speech score
Lower frequency one step
Present stimulus, press and hold
Increase frequency one step
Increase stimulus level one step
Record response (Store)
Lower stimulus level one step
Tone Switch
Tone Switch
Word counter-correct
Present stimulus, press and hold
Changes step value for Test and 2nd channel
Start/Stop for CD playback
Switch between stepwise and continuous presentation of words
Lower stimulus level one step
Increase stimulus level one step
Mark selected value as > not heard <
Activate extended range
No function
No function
No function
No function
Present stimulus, press and hold
No function
Increase masking level one step
Lower masking level one step
Switch to Tone Audiometry
Switch to Speech Audiometry
Switch to SISI
Switch to ABLB
Switch to Stenger
Switch to DLI
Switch to Tone Decay (Carhardt)
Open sensitivity selection dialog
Cycle through test selection
Cycle through 2nd channel transducer
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