Operating Concept
3.3 Navigation in the Menus
The L, M, R keys and the Eco/Home key are available for navigating within the
menus. The slider has no function here. The keys (L), (M) and (R) have different
functions, depending on the menu item selected.
Examples for the assignment of the keys (L), (M) and (R):
Symbol Function
▲
Move upwards
Short press = one item at a time
Longer press = scroll
Move downwards
Short press = one item at a time
Longer press = scroll
Confirm
OK
Confirm
Start
Start a process
Cancel
Cancel a process
Back
Move up 1 level higher in the menu
The display header displays the current menu level. The number of black arrows
indicates the submenu level.
An example of menu levels:
Menu r Settings
1st Submenu level
r r Displayed values
2nd Submenu level
r r r Conductivity
3rd Submenu level
The display working environment displays the menu items. In the following, the
different forms of display are described.
Back
Go to the next higher menu level.
Comes before menu items whose selection triggers a direct action
(example “Single printout”).
Comes before menu lists that only allow list item selection (Example
“Set language”).
Comes before menu lists that allow the selection of several list items
(Example “Save data”).
Menu r Settings
Displayed values
Limit values
iJust
ECO mode
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