GSE 574 - Figure 20 Keypad Cursor Keys

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Chapter 14 Data Registers and ID's (Programmable) Technical Reference Manual
P686. - - Var#6
Accessing this parameter sets the "naming" for Variable
#6.
P687. - - Var#7
Accessing this parameter sets the "naming" for Variable
#7.
P688. - - Var#8
Accessing this parameter sets the "naming" for Variable
#8.
P689. - - Var#9
Accessing this parameter sets the "naming" for Variable
#9.
ie. --15.05 Peak Value
--25.50 Target SP1
---1.31 Gallons
Naming REGS (P691-P694)
P691. - - Reg#1
Accessing this parameter sets the "naming" for Register
#1.
P692. - - Reg#2
Accessing this parameter sets the "naming" for Register
#2.
P693. - - Reg#3
Accessing this parameter sets the "naming" for Register
#3.
P694. - - Reg#4
Accessing this parameter sets the "naming" for Register
#4.
ie. ----205 ITEM NUMBER
----100 BOXES
----10 Time Delay
14.8 Character Entry (NAME)
When alphabetic and other non-numeric characters are
being entered into the 574, the <UP ARROW >
<DOWN ARROW > <LEFT ARROW> and <RIGHT
ARROW> keys assume the functions of arrow keys
similar to those found on a computer keyboard (see
Figure 20 Keypad Cursor Keys). The <UP ARROW>
key scrolls forward through the list of characters;
<DOWN ARROW> key scrolls backward through a list
of characters; <LEFTARROW> can be used as a
backspace key; <RIGHTARROW> key advances to
the next location.
When you encounter a parameter that accepts this type of
information, press <UP ARROW> key and the 574 will
place an "A" in the dot matrix portion of the display. The
<UP> and <DOWN> arrow keys are then used to cycle
through the possible selections of upper-case and lower-
case letters, numerics and the standard set of punctuation
symbols, starting with the letter A. Holding down <UP>
or <DOWN> arrow keys will cycle you through more
quickly. When the desired character is displayed, press
<RIGHT> arrow key to move to the next location where
an "A" will be displayed so you can select the next
character. This operation is in effect when entering ID
data and while in Setup Modes P157, P600-P694, P157-
P158, P701 - P711, P800 - P816, P850 - P865 and
P1000 - P4000. Refer to Figure 21 Character Listing for
the available characters and their order of appearance.
14.9 Store Entry (VARS and REGS)
The second part of a Var or Reg is the data portion. Data
can be entered directly from the front panel or from a
macro. A few specific keystrokes will allow entry of
data into the selected Var or Reg. The following
examples showing data entries with selected keystrokes
must start from the weigh or count mode.
Entering a Value into a VAR
ie. <80> <SELECT>
<XXX.X>
<ENTER>
<SELECT>
(Variables)
(Parameter 80)
Retains the name and data fields for Var#0.
(Parameter 81)
Retains the name and data fields for Var#1.
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