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4.7.2. Numerical String Editing
Numerical string editing is useful when entering strings containing only numbers.
The available characters are the numbers and the decimal point.
Special keys are:
<OK>: Accept changes and finish.
<Long press of cancel>: Cancel and exit without changes
<Cancel>: Delete character
<Up>, <Down>: Move cursor
<Long press of down>: Delete string after cursor
<+/->: Switch editing modes
4.7.3. ASCII String Editing
ASCII string editing is useful where tokens or other unprintable characters are
required. ASCII codes are entered as numbers. Print tokens are entered in this
mode.
Special keys are:
<OK>: Accept ASCII code/Accept changes and finish.
<Long press of cancel>: Cancel and exit without changes
<0> to<9>: Enter a new code
<Cancel>: Delete character
<Up>, <Down>: Move cursor
<Long press of down>: Delete string after cursor
<+/->: Switch editing modes
4.8. IP Addresses
An IP (internet protocol) address entry is used to enter the four decimal octets
separated by a full stop that make up an IP address. IP addresses are entered in
the form “xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx”, for example “192.168.100.1”.
Using the keypad, enter the desired IP address and press the OK key. Limits are
placed on entries and an entry outside this range will cause the instrument to display
dashes (i.e. - - - -).
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