CMU Dialog Elements in the Menu
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digit to be incremented by 1. The editor behaves analogously
when a “0“ is decremented.
An Enter symbol at the bottom right of the input field indicates
that the current value has yet to be written to the CMU
software.
% Confirm the entry and terminate the input using the ENTER
key or by pressing the rotary knob or another softkey or ...
% Press ESCAPE to discard the entry.
Input using the numerical keypad – Insert Mode
% In the start mode, type one of the number keys of the
numerical keypad.
The previous numeric value of the editor is completely
replaced. The CMU changes to the insert mode characterized
by a cursor symbol. Further digits are inserted to the left of the
cursor.
% Entries made in insert mode via the numerical keypad must
always be confirmed using the ENTER key or by pressing the
rotary knob.
Further control keys
The keys of the CONTROL group extend the functions of
numerical input.
% Use the
INS
(insert) key to change between the modes insert
and overwrite.
In the insert mode, the cursor appears in the input field.
% Use the
(backspace) key to delete the character to the left
of the cursor (in insert mode).
% Use the
DEL
(delete) key to delete the highlighted character (in
overwrite mode) and the digit right from the cursor key (in
insert mode).
% Use the
CLR
(clear) key to delete all characters.
Confirming/discarding the input
The behavior of the editors depends on whether the values were
entered in the insert or in the overwrite mode:
% If only the overwrite mode was used to define the input value
no confirmation is necessary. The input value is valid as soon
as another softkey or hotkey is pressed.
% If the insert mode is used, or if it was used before swapping
over to the overwrite mode, the input must be confirmed with
the ENTER key or by pressing the rotary knob. By pressing
ESCAPE or another softkey, the input will be discarded and
the previous value restored.
If the number entered conflicts with the resolution of the CMU, it
will be rounded to the maximum number of digits allowed.
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