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entered in '0. Level' under the 'Key Levels' tab.
See also Configuring Several Key Levels.
• Function Key
A function key is required to carry out special functions in the individual pictures. (see also Using
Function Keys). A function key can be assigned a name composed of 1 to 4 characters which is valid in
the entire project (i.e. F1, QUIT, etc.).
• Control Key
Control keys provide a uniform predefined function which is valid in the entire project, i.e. these
functions apply in every picture. The following control keys are available, some of which are assigned to
the fixed printed keys.
Next Picture
Previous Picture
Enter
Next Input
Label Function
Assigning the 'Next Picture' takes place from the corresponding source
picture.
The same function can also be achieved using a function key.
Assigning the 'Previous Picture' takes place from the corresponding source
picture.
The same function can also be achieved using a function key.
This control key corresponds to the input completion key and finalizes entered
data in numeric and/or alphanumeric input fields.
This key is required in all projects which do not use a touch screen for
entering numeric and alphanumeric data.
Moves the cursor to the next input field. The cursor control sequence is
defined in the picture editor with Next Input / Previous Input.
Clear Deletes the current input field entry.
Backspace
Deletes the character to the left of the cursor and moves the remainder (right
of the cursor) to the left.
Sign Change Changes the sign (+/−) of numeric input fields.
Previous Input
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Moves the cursor to the previous input field. The cursor control sequence is
defined in the picture editor with Next Input / Previous Input.
Acknowledge All acknowledgeable queued alarms are acknowledged with this key.
374 4.10.1 Configuring Panel Keys