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Input programming data
If you configure settings or wish to input data or when changes are
required, you can call up the programming menu with the "M" button.
Pressing this button in the menu brings you to the higher-level menu
item or you can leave the programming menu.
Programming keys (Cursor block)
The following programming keys (cursor block) are used to navigate
in the menu, select the desired functions and input the required de-
vice- and system-specific data. The "OK" button is used to select the
submenu option and allows the selection or data input to be con-
firmed and adopted.
Indicator of the selected settings
If only one entry from a choice of multiple entries can be selected
from within a menu, a "*" symbol is shown. For all other entries, noth-
ing is shown. Example: Configure indicator
If multiple entries from within a menu can be selected, a "
or "-", for each of the active settings.
If inputting numbers is possible, the cursor keys
change the position and the buttons
Whatever the situation, to be adopted all entries must be confirmed
with "OK".
Operating system
Meaning of the symbols in the menu
In the menu, symbols are shown on the first line at the right-hand
edge. These represent the function keys, which can be used to facili-
tate navigation at this point in the menu.
Symbol
Meaning
"M" button, "I" button: Indicates the current
M / I
menu (basic program/service or information
Down or up arrows indicate that an additional
selection option is available over or under the
current menu option shown.
Right or left arrows mean that settings can be
viewed with the cursor keys, for example indi-
vidual errors in the error list.
A "Plus" means that the selected menu option
+
includes an additional submenu.
Functions of the control and display elements
to change the value.
√
" is shown,
are used to
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