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List Data Entry<br />

List data entry is used through out the <strong>Protege</strong> <strong>System</strong> and is styled similar to the drop down combination<br />

boxes you find in most computer systems. Data is presented in a list of selectable values. These values may be<br />

from another programmed record in the system (Schedules as an example) or from a predefined static set of<br />

values (Card Reader Formats as an example).<br />

Pressing the [DISARM] key will set the list data entry to the none selection, pressing the [ARM] will recall the<br />

value that was previously set.<br />

List entries are scrolled using the [1] and [3] keys. Pressing the [1] key will move the display up the list and<br />

pressing the [3] key will move down the list. In our example we want to select the 4 th schedule for the access<br />

level is programmed as *Schedule 004.<br />

AL001 Schedule<br />

Working Hours<br />

The list entry does not have a cursor as the display shows a fixed value from a static table or internal record. In<br />

our example the display is from the access level schedule selection and the list data entry is used to select the<br />

schedule that the access level will use to operate.<br />

To change this to the value that we want of *Schedule 004 you would simply press the [1] key three times<br />

moving the display to *Schedule 004. Once this is displayed we can save the setting by pressing the [ENTER]<br />

key.<br />

Option Select Entry<br />

Option selection screens are used to enable and disable settings in the <strong>Protege</strong> <strong>System</strong>. An option selection is a<br />

Yes/No setting that is presented in blocks of 8. You can also select the option using text entry by pressing the<br />

[STAY] key and then using the [] and [] arrow keys to scroll through the options pressing the [1] key to<br />

toggle the option on or off.<br />

Changing an option is done using the keys [1] to [8]. Pressing the [ARM] key will recall the current option<br />

settings. In our example we will modify the general options for the reader expander.<br />

RD001 General<br />

[********]<br />

The list entry does not have a cursor, to toggle an option on or off press the appropriate key from [1] to [8]. For<br />

example to turn on option 2 (Multiple Reader Input Port 1) press the [2] key. As shown below the 2 will now<br />

replace the '*' character. A '*' indicates that the option is disabled while a numerical number at the location<br />

indicates that the option is enabled or on.<br />

RD001 General<br />

[*2******]<br />

Options can also be view in text mode this is entered by pressing the [STAY] key while the options screen is<br />

displayed. The screen will change to text mode as shown below with the first option displayed.<br />

1. Set battery<br />

charge 700mA: N<br />

To change this option press the [1] key or to scroll the options press the [] and [] arrow keys. To return to<br />

the options screen press the [STAY] key. To save the options move off the screen using a navigation key or<br />

press the [ENTER] key.<br />

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