4.
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AND NOMENCLATURE
BRELSEC-A
(Continued from the previous page)
Functions
2)
Used to select
ABPCIE
modes.
Mode keys
[SHIFT]
key.
5.1.4
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The top and bottom modes can be switched by pressing the
3)
Used to select the help function in the mode supporting a
Help key
help function (Sections
2.5,
6.2
to 6.7, and 6.9.5. give de-
a
tajls
about applicable modes.)
4)
Used to input WH when instructions, device names and con-
InstructionlDevice
keys
stants
are
input.
Pressing the
[SHIFT]
or
[STEP NUMBER] keys enables
switching
the
vaIid
key
area
between the top and bottom.
Instruction/
Device number/
constant settina kevs switchina the valid kev area between the too and bottom.
Used to input instructions, device numbers, and constants.
Pressing the [SHIFT]
or
[STEP
NUMBER]
keys enables
2.5
6
5.4.2
5.4.1
The following shows the movements between the steps, between menu
items, and in the input area.
(1)
Repeated pressing
of
the cursor keys move the cursor in the designated
key direction.
(2)
Movement between menu items
or
between steps
To
display the programs immediately before
or
after a currently displayed
instruction, press the
[
I/[
1
]
keys.
[
t
]
:
Program immediately before (the program next to step
0
will not
[
1
]
:
Program immediately after (the program next to the final step will
change)
not change)
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...
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can move in a designated direction (up and down) by pressing
[
1'
]
or
[
1
]
key.
(3)
Movement in the input area
Press the
[(+)I/[(+)]
keys to move the cursor among instruction names,
sources, and destinations.
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I
I
IMI~I
I I I
I
7
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I
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)-
inputarea
T
This is a display example when
DMOVP
K2147483647 Dl000
has been input.
.Wn
can move
in
a designated direction (right and left) by pressing the
[(+)I
or
[(-+)I
key.
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