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Entry name (in white) and
current setting in yellowSelected entry. The + and -
signs indicate that you can
use the (+) and (-) buttons to
change the value
Sub-menus show a right
pointing arrow, press the right-
arrow on the navigator button
to open the sub-menu (or, in
some cases, a dialogue window)
-button label
(Here shown as EXIT)
-button label
(Here shown inactive)
Current menu name
(shown in upper case)
Me nu system overview
The main menu contains those settings that you will need to access most of ten as you work on an
assignment. It also provides sub-menus that give you access to all other settings, most of which you
will need less often.
Navigating the menu system
To enter to the menu system, press the MENU button on the panel. Any image visible is
then replaced by the first level of the menu. Use the navigator but ton to scroll through
the menu items and use the and buttons to change the selected setting. See also
The Control Panel for button diagrams and descriptions.
Any given menu may include both entries and/or sub-menus.
• Entries are settings that are available at the current menu level; they show their
current settings next to the entry name. To make an entry setting, use the naviga-
tor ( ) button to select the entry and then use the zoom ( and )but tons
to select the desired option for that entry
• Sub-menus do not have settings at the current level; they lead to another menu
or dialog. Sub-menus show a right-pointin g arrowhead () instead of a value.
To open a sub-menu, use the up/down arrowheads ( and ) of the navigator
button to select the sub-menu and then press the right side of the button to open
it. There can be several levels of sub-menus.
• When you are in a sub-menu, you can go back to the parent menu by pressing the
left arrowhead () of the navigator button.
• Some sub-menus open a dialog. Dialogs require that you either make a setting or
exit the dialog (e.g., to confirm or cancel a delete command). The left arrowhead
will have no effect.
Worki ng with the menu settin gs