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IFR FM/AM-1200A
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3-3-2
INSTRUCTION
KEYS
These
keys
instruct
the
FM/AM-1200S/A
processor
to
perform
a
specific
operation
or
function
to
permit
the
execution
of
a key
entry.
Specific
key
functions
are
as
follows:
2ND
FUNCT
Key
-
Conditions
the
FM/AM-1200S/A
processor
for
a 2nd
order
function
entry;
this
key
must
precede
the
2nd
function
entry.
When
this
key
is
depressed,
the
VFD
will
display
''2ND
FUNCTION".
PROG
Key
-
Allows
entry
into
the
programming
parameters
of
the
FM/AM-1200S/A. All
Keyboard
entries
are
immediately
displayed
on
the
VFD
but
will
not
be
executed
by
the
processor.
EXEC
Key
-
Retrieves
stored
data
and
automatically
executes
the
data
.
ENTER
Key
-
Instructs
processor
that
the
preceding
key-in
sequence
has
been
completed
(i.e.,
RF
Freq'
s,
DTMF
Sequences,
etc.).
Depress
ENTER
Key
twice
to
exit
from
execute
mode and
return
to
the
direct
mode.
3-3-3
CURSOR
CONTROL
KEYS
The+
an~+
Keys
will
move
the
cursor
laterally
within
the
VFD
viewing
area
for
purposes
of
changing
rlata
values.
To
change
a
data
value,
the
cursor
must
be
positioned
directly
on
the
desired
character
position
prior
to
making
a
value
change.
The t and~ Keys
are
used
to
increment
(+)
or
decrement
(~)
any
value
positioned
in
the
cursor
and
any
adjacent
values
which
are
affected
by
"carry"
and
''borrow"
operations.
In
addi-
tion,
the
t
or~
keys
are
used
to
slew
through
the
stored
memory
fields.
3-3-4
DATA
ENTRY
KEYS
These
keys
include
standard
numerical
value
keys
from 0
through
9,
as
well
as
eight
special
symbol
keys
which
are
used
to
enter:
A.
Decimal
point
(Justifies
Tone,
Offset
and
RF
Fields)
B.
A
change
of
sign
(+/-)
(Used
with
Offset,
DCS
and
DVM
functions
only)
C.
A,
B,
C,
0,
#and*
(telephone
associated
symhols),
used
in
conjunction
with
the
DTMF
or
IMTS
functions.
3-14
05
A,
B,
C,
D,
#and
*are
also
used
for
program
preset
position
selections
10
through
15.
These
data
entry
keys
must
be
preceded
by
the
2nd
Function
Key.

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