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13-3 Short cut text entry, keypad with ïðñò keys

Text may also be entered using a combination of the keypad and ï ð ñ ò keys.

While in a text input menu, for flashing “FUNC” legend then refer to the following table.

Look for the required character in the table then PUSH the key shown to the horizontal-left followed by

the ï ð ñ ò key shown above the required character (do not push both keys together). The first key

push will produce a character on the screen which will be replaced with the required character when the

second key is pushed, the cursor with then move one place to the right.

&Note: The CASE SHIFT key is used to access lower case letters.

Section 13-3

Example:

To select the letter “N” until the

flashing

“FUNC” is displayed.

, the number “4” will be displayed, ï, the desired “N” character will be

displayed and the cursor will move one position to the right. The

flashing

“FUNC” legend will continue to

flash, if it is not required further for it to be removed from the LCD.

Example:

To select the letter “e” until the

flashing

“FUNC” is displayed.

, the number “5” will be displayed, to instruct the CPU that a lower

case letter is required (CASE SHIFT) ñ, the desired “e” character will be displayed and the

cursor will move one position to the right. The

flashing

“FUNC” legend will continue to flash, if it is not

required further for it to be removed from the LCD.

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