somewhat similarly to PC mouse buttons. Both Select controls function
identically.
• Tabs along the top of the monitor display let you choose additional sets of
setup options.
• To type text into a text field, click in the field and use the keyboard.
•
To display a list, click the down arrow . To scroll through a list, click the
arrows at either end of the scroll bar or drag the scroll box up or down.
• Controls on the control panel include buttons, knobs, slide controls, and
a trackball. Press a button to activate or deactivate its function. Turn a knob
to change the selected setting. Press a knob-button to activate its function,
or turn it to change the selected setting. Move a slide control to change its
setting. Roll the trackball in the direction that you want to move an object.
The current trackball function is displayed in the trackball select menu at
the bottom of the display.
• Controls on the touch screens include buttons and knobs. To use a touch
screen button, simply touch it. To use a touch screen knob, adjust the
corresponding knob below the knob display (located in the bottom one or
two rows of the touch screens). If two knob displays are available for the
knob, you must first touch the knob display you want to adjust.
• Many touch screens contain two pages of controls. Touch Next and
Previous to display these pages.
• Controls on the touch screens use several methods to indicate their status.
Buttons that are either on or off have an indicator in the upper corner that
lights when it is on. Buttons that select a setting generally display the active
setting either within the button or on the monitor display. An arrow in the
lower right corner of a button indicates that the button displays or hides
a group of related buttons. Where only one button in a group can be
selected at a time, the selected button is indicated by a gold outline or
background. For more information, see "Touch Screen Controls" on page
140.
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