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Part 3 - Sening up and programming the terminal
Programming a
PUSH-key
2.
Use the down
arrow
key to move
down to PUSH-key
7.
3.
You are now in the
first of the two 'Label'
fields. Here you can
write key words to
make it easier to
remember the contents
of the PUSH-key.
The key words for
PUSH-key
7 could be
'any questions'. Write
'any' in the first field.
4.
Use the down
arrow
to move to the
next field and write
'question' (you have
to skip the 's' in
'questions' because
each label can contain
only eight characters).
Suppose you frequently use the phrase
"Please contact
us if you have any questions".
You want to store
this phrase on PUSH-key number seven.
1.
Press the 'PROGR. ASCII' key (P5).
5.
Use the down
arrow
to move to the
next line. Type
'Please
contact us if you
Please contact us if uou haue u auestions,
have any questions'.
The text can have up to
80 characters. This
number is a character
count.