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Appendix B: Keyboard Alphanumeric Keypad The largest keypad is the alphanumeric keypad with keys for letters, numbers and special characters. The character arrangement mainly corresponds to a normal typewriter keyboard. In addition there are some keys that have certain special functions. The keyboard is international and labeled in localized form. Keyboard assignment localized ... for example German Shift Unshift ? ß < Type height reduced together with Alt–Gr The functions of the special keys in the alphanumeric keypad are described in Table B-1. B-2 K1297-G20 Monitor User Manual
Appendix B: Keyboard The special keys in the alphanumeric keypad have the following functions: Table B–1: Special keys Key || CAPS LOCK CTRL Fn ALT ALT-GR Function The tabulators move the cursor to the left or right according to the tabulator positions. If the caps lock key is pressed, an LED display lights up. Capital letters are used; all other characters remain normal. If you want to enter lowercase letters, you must press the SHIFT key. This control key is used only in combination with other keys; CTRL+ALT+DEL for example restarts the operating system. The online help describes situations in which CTRL is used. This key activates the special function of a multi-labelled key. The special function, for example Num, is printed in rimmed form on the key. This key is used only in combination with other keys: for example, you can enter the hex value of an ASCII character (as well as additional special characters) in combination with the numeric keypad. This key is used only in combination with other keys to generate further key codes.
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Contents Appendix D: Windows XPe Tr
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General Safety Summary Use Proper A
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General Safety Summary Terms on the
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Service Safety Summary viii K1297-G
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Preface Prerequisites You should ha
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Preface About the User Manual The U
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Preface Contacting Tektronix Addres
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Getting Started Device Description
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Getting Started 3. Take the cable o
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Getting Started 3. Fold the device
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Getting Started Connecting an Exter
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Getting Started Operating only the
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Getting Started Before writing a
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Getting Started K1297 Compact. For
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Getting Started Exchanging Measurin
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Getting Started The following color
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Getting Started Setting the VME Bus
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Getting Started K1297. Make sure th
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Getting Started Removing Modules If
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Getting Started Switching on the De
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Getting Started K1297-G20 Monitor A
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Getting Started Measurement Scenari
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Getting Started Ethernet Connection
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Getting Started Connecting Peripher
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Examples Online Monitoring in a Net
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Examples NOTE. The data line has no
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Examples Recording and Reviewing Mo
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Examples 4. If you want to filter t
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Examples Preliminary Steps The Prot
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