CAPINTEC, INC. CAPTUS
®
600
Note: The “0” on this screen will say “Return to Probe Screen” or “Return to Well Screen”
depending upon Main Screen (
Figure 3-3 or Figure 3-4) from which you entered
Utilities.
KEYBOARD
The CAPTUS
®
600 keyboard is used to select functions and to input data (letters, numbers
and radionuclide names). Most keys are labeled with more than one symbol. The 1 Key, for
example, serves as both the 1 and E keys. Several keys are labeled with letters and
radionuclide names. The system automatically accepts the appropriate symbol for the
function you are performing. For some screens, you can select whether the keys will input
letters or numbers.
BSP Key
The BSP key serves 2 functions.
When using the keyboard to input words or numbers, incorrect entries can be corrected by
using the backspace BSP key to back up and erase a current entry. This key, located just
above the ENTER key, erases characters one at a time.
When the keyboard is not being used to enter a value, the BSP key can be used to back step
through the current procedure. For example, in a multiple screen entry such as Thyroid
Uptake Protocol, the BSP key can be used to return to the previous entry screen to re-enter
any value.
PROMPT
Many screens include a prompt character; a triangular marker (>) that shows where on the
screen data is input or selected.
ARROW Keys
The ARROW keys are located on the bottom row of the keyboard, just to the left of the
ENTER key. (The RIGHT/DOWN ARROW is also the space SP (Space) key.)
The ARROW keys move the prompt around the screen. The arrows on the CAPTUS
®
600
keyboard are slanted because they each work for two directions. The UP ARROW key is
also the LEFT ARROW key; the DOWN ARROW key is also the RIGHT ARROW key. On
any screen, the prompt will only move up and down, or left and right, so there will be no
confusion about which arrow to use.
3-6 GENERAL OPERATING OVERVIEW November 07
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