6.3.4 Function
Keys
Figure 6-9. Cursor Movement Keys
The function keys provide direct user interaction with the controller (see
Figure 6-10).
DEFINE
0
A
DEFINE
0
HOLD
PREVIDUS
0
REF
PFlEVlOUS
CONTINUE
m
VALUE
cl
ENTER
Figure 6-10. Function Keys
6.3.4.1
SHIFT
When the Shift function is on, the shifted operation of a double function
key will be performed when the function key is pressed. The shift function
is obtained by pressing the SHIFT key. The shifted operations are printed
on the P370 Programming Panel surface above the key. When used with
keys having only a single (lower) key function, the SHIFT function is
ignored.
The SHIFT function is cancelled by pressing any key other than REF, NET,
or SRCH.
6.3.4.2 A
-
SHIFT/DEFINE A
6
-
SHIFT/DEFINE B
The A and B keys are assigned by the controller to specific registers; the
A key is assigned to register 4010 and the B key is assigned to register
4020. When either key is pressed, the register number assigned to that key
appears in the reference display and the current contents of the register
appear in the data display. This allows the user to recall a register (4010 or
4020) and view its contents using one keystroke. Normally, five keystrokes
(4-digit register number and REF) are required to recall a register and its
contents.
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