OSx Station Basics 1-57SIMATIC PCS 7 OSx 4.1.2 Operator
To associate a function key with a particular graphic, enable the function
key associations as described on page 1-56, and then follow these steps:
1. Set OSx to the Operate state, and display the graphic that you want to
associate with a function key.
2. Press
Ctrl and the function key simultaneously. For e xample, press
Ctrl F1 to assign the F1 key to the currently open graphic.
3. Restart the Window Manager by selecting
Restart from the root menu,
and clicking
OK to the Restart prompt.
Now when you press the function key in the Operate state, the graphic
associated with that function key is displayed.
When you enable function key associations, the auto repeat function is
disabled to prevent problems with multiple keystrokes, such as accidentally
defining multiple associations or displaying a graphic multiple times if you
hold down a function key for too long.
When function key associations are enabled, you can also display the
previous screen by clicking the middle mouse or track ball button. This
feature requires no additional configuration. However, when the function
key associations are enabled, you cannot zoom within a trend display by
pressing the middle mouse button.
When you use Reflection X to associate a function key with a particular
graphic, use the
Shift key instead of the Ctrl key. Press Shift and the function
key simultaneously. For example, press
Shift--F1 to assign the F1 key to the
currently displayed graphic. Press
Ctrl--Alt--Esc and click OK to restart the
Window Manager.
Using Reflection X
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