Operator Terminal System Manual - 11276916.pdf

Network Functions and Communication
9 Network functions in the terminal
Input feedback and
wait cursor
Activating the Java
console
Input feedback and wait cursor are controlled via the applet parameters MouseInput-
Feedback or KeyboardInputFeedback. These parameters prevent that mouse or keyboard
input are handled using a queue with the applet being updated with each input.
The presettings are YES for MouseInputFeedback (no queue for mouse input) and NO
for KeyboardInputFeedback (queue for keyboard input).
The wait cursor is activated with a mouse input feedback. Disabling the keyboard input
feedback allows for a more efficient keyboard input. Above values apply if no parameters
are set in the HTML code. The KeyboardInputFeedback description is set to YES
to make keyboard input more reliable.
To deactivate the wait cursor, both parameters must be set to NO. This means
MouseInputFeedback is also set to NO. This way, any input will be added to the queue
and can take effect without the applet being updated between each input.
If you use the Background parameter, you have to enter a value that corresponds to an
RGB color code. Do not leave the field empty.
An object cannot be activated temporarily using the [Set digital object temporarily]
function for function and touch keys in the terminal mirror.
In the Microsoft Internet Explorer, it is recommended to activate the Java console for
troubleshooting.
1. Select [Extras] / [Internet options] from the menu.
2. Change to the [Expanded] tab.
3. Select the [Java console active] option (restart required).
4. Restart the browser.
Make sure you have the latest version of Microsoft Virtual Machine installed on your PC.
You can download the latest version from www.microsoft.com
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