Intermate 100 manual Conventions Used in the Manual and Guides

Introduction: Conventions Used in the Manual and Guides

1.3.Conventions Used in the Manual and Guides

The notation used is based on what you see in the HTTP- based dialog for management and configuration.

This dialog has a left menu divided into group, sub-groups and items. When we refer to such groups, sub-groups or items, we use “double quotes” and connect the levels with a right angled bracket >.

“Configuration > Input Control > LPR” is an example of “Group > Sub-Group > Item”.

Many of the items open a configuration page. In descriptions of how to do the configuration, the name of a configuration page is put into [square brackets].

“Input Control” > [LPR] is an example of “Group” > [Configuration Page].

The individual fields and buttons on a configuration page are usually identified by putting the field name or button name in “double quotes” unless the meaning is clear enough that no special signs are needed.

<Expressions within angled brackets> are used in two ways:

•<key on the keyboard>

•<parameter name> which is to be replaced by a specific parameter value when you type in various kinds of commands.

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