Paradyne 316x manual Hard-Key Representations for Edit Screens, Usage, Function Key

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Hard-Key Representations for Edit Screens

Operation

Table 3-14

Hard-Key Representations for Edit Screens

Key

Usage

 

 

Tab key

Moves between fields.

 

 

Backspace

Moves cursor one position

 

to the left.

 

 

Spacebar

Steps through valid

 

selections in a field.

 

 

Delete key

Deletes character at

 

current cursor position.

 

 

Carriage Return (Enter)

Accepts entry or displays

 

valid options on the last

 

row of the screen when

 

pressed before entering

 

data or after entering

 

invalid data.

 

 

Ctrl-l

Redraws the screen.

 

 

Ctrl-x

Terminates async terminal

 

session.

 

 

Ctrl-k

Back tab. Goes to previous

 

field on a screen.

 

 

Ctrl-f

Scrolls forward (to the

 

right) one character.

 

 

Ctrl-b

Scrolls back (to the left)

 

one character.

 

 

Status messages appear in the last row of the screen once an operation is initiated. These include Please Wait (when a command takes longer than five seconds), Command Complete, and Command Failed.

Typically, all screens display the current values set for each field based on the loaded configuration set.

Edit screens support the following Function keys for invoking an operation (Table 3-15).

Table 3-15

Function Representations for Edit Screens

Function Key

Usage

 

 

Load

main/configuration screen

 

only: Loads specified

 

configuration option set.

 

 

Edit Save

Returns interface to the

 

main/configuration menu

 

where ªSave Toº

 

information is required

 

before a Save operation.

 

 

Save

Saves existing or edited

 

configuration information

 

as well as changes to

 

items in the Control

 

branch.

 

 

Edit

From the main/

 

configuration screen:

 

displays the configurations

 

selection menu.

 

 

Main

Returns interface to the

 

main menu.

 

 

Previous

Returns interface to the

 

screen one step up the

 

menu tree.

 

 

Displaying Information: Display screens show results from a data collection operation such as performance or device test. They also can simply display configuration information such the Identity screen. These screens cannot be edited. Data or status continues to be collected while the screen is displayed. Status and performance polling occurs at regular intervals. Selecting Refresh updates the screen display with the most current information. Typically, display screens are filtered to show only the information or data collected for the active configuration.

3160-A2-GB22-10

December 1996

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Paradyne 316x Hard-Key Representations for Edit Screens, Usage, Function Representations for Edit Screens, Function Key