9500 MXC User Manual
3DB 23063 ADAA - Rev 004 July 2007 Vol. IV-1-3
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• Many on-screen items (attributes/labels/features) are supported by ToolTips. A
ToolTip can be viewed by slowly moving the mouse pointer over an item.
• Use the maximize button in the top right corner of a window to go to a full
screen. Click again to restore down. Or resize by clicking and dragging a corner
of the window.
• A CT screen, or screens, can be re-positioned by clicking and dragging.
• CT memorizes the most recent screen size/position settings for future use. Two
size/position situations are memorized:
• Single screen. Applies to all CT sessions except for a protected IDU
terminal.
• Protected IDU screens. For protected IDUs two screens should be launched,
one for the primary IDU and one for secondary, and the two screens
positioned to sit side-by-side or above-and-below. CT memorizes the size/
position for primary and secondary.
9500 MXC CT Symbols
9500 MXC CT Logos
Throughout CT, standard logos are used to assist 9500 MXC module
identification. Refer to Figure 1-3.
3 Tool bar. Provides quick access to common actions. It includes direct access to
the System Summary screen, which provides an overview of the configured
terminal and its status. The System Summary screen is the CT opening screen.
4 Status bar. Shows the site name, terminal name and its IP address, plus problem
graphics and a system alarm/severity icon, which provides an overall status
summary for the terminal.
For an Ethernet connection, the IP address displayed is the Ethernet address of
the Node/Terminal. For a V.24 connection, the IP address is the default
connection address.
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