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Setup and Installation: Communication
The use of the four buttons are described below.
In addition to the button functions described in
, the buttons also allow you to enter
alphanumeric values in data entry fields on the configuration screens. For more
information, refer to
Disabling & Enabling Function Buttons
Disabling and enabling function buttons is managed from the Driver Configuration menu
(see
). When the keypad is “Enabled" (default state), the keypad buttons function
as noted in
. When the keypad is “Disabled”, it can no longer be used to access
any of the MK1000 menus.
Once disabled, the keypad can be restored either through a Telnet session and accessing
the "Drivers" menu, or by pressing and holding the ‘4’ button while the unit is booting up.
Table 3-3. Navigating The Configuration Menus/Screens Using Function Buttons
Button
Button Use
Description
Button 1
Escape
Returns to the previous screen.
Button 2
Previous
Moves the cursor (designated by the
“<“ symbol) up to any selectable
menu item or alterable field.
Button 3
Next
Moves the cursor (designated by the
“<“ symbol) down to any selectable
menu item or alterable field.
Button 4
Enter
Activates the selection to which the
arrow (designated by the < symbol)
points.
In the case of editable fields,
pressing Enter may change a value
to one of several in a list or may enter
a scrolling-edit mode where the user
may enter multiple characters and or
digits to complete the field edit.
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