" " This key is not used for normal machine
operation.
" " This key is not used for normal machine
operation. Depressing this key will indicate the
version of software in the machine.
TAPE CONDITION LED'S The "A", "B" and "C" tape condition LED's
are illuminated based on the total number of
defects found in the tape. The default para-
meters for these are: up to 2 defects, up to 9
defects, and 10 defects or more for the "A",
"B" and "C", respectively. These parameter
values may be changed by using the SET-UP
key and entering new 2-digit parameters.
The following descriptions are for the data entry keys on the left-hand key panel for the machine.
"0-9" KEYS This numeric keypad is for the entry of Date,
Tape #, etc.
TAPE # This key is pressed, followed by number keys
(up to 8 digits), to input the number of the
cassette being cleaned. The display shows the
data entry and the clear key may be used to
start over if a mistake is made. Depressing
other keys will get out of the Tape # entry
mode.
DATE Depress this key followed by numbers (6
digits) to enter the date of tape cleaning and
evaluation. Like the Tape # and Operator #,
the Date appears on the printed reports.
OPER # The operator key allows the entry of the
operator number, if applicable. 4 digits.
SET-UP This key is used to alter the defect values for
the "A","B" and "C" tape condition lights. This
key is also used (after entering six 9's in the
date) for diagnostic displays, see page 13.
" X " This key is used when the display is in the
"Defect Location" mode to sequence through
the machine memory of defect locations.
" Y "
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