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Test-Um VALIDATOR-NT NT955 User Manual

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Test-Um NT955 Series
Menu Options & Navigation
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Job Manager
Untitled1.job
Test-Um Inc.
validator
File Name
Modified
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Test-um.job
Technicolor.job
Untitled1.job
10.21  Wed 2005 Oct 06
9.51  Fri 2005 Oct 08 
10.00  Mon 2005 Oct 11
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Magicworld.job
13.17  Tue 2005 Oct 05
13 K
100%
2005 Aug 25
  10:53:01
Figure 10. Keypad Navigation
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 About Your Validator-NT
Validator
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 About Your Validator-NT
*Accept Key – used to 
exit a cell and accept any 
changes that were made.
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Select Key – is used to 
enter a menu or cell.
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Menu Key – prompts a 
menu that displays options 
for going back to the start 
screen, saving your job, 
printing or shutting down the 
Compact Flash Card
.
*Power Button – is used to 
power the unit on/off. When 
the unit is on, a short tap 
dims the backlight. Holding 
key down for over a second 
turns the unit off.
Alphanumeric keypad – is 
used to enter data. Multiple 
presses of a key advance the 
letters and numbers of each 
key. The cursor will increment 
to the next space when a 
different key is pressed.  
When the subsequent letter 
is on the same key, advance 
the cursor to the next space 
using the right arrow key 
before pressing the key 
again.   
*Test Key – is pressed to 
initiate a test procedure.
*Quit Key
 
–
 
is used 
to navigate backwards 
one step or exit a cell 
without changing it.
Function Keys - 
Execute the soft key 
functions displayed 
above them on the 
screen.
Cells – are boxes for 
inputting data. To enter a cell, 
press the Select Key. Use 
the Alphanumeric Keys and 
the Arrow Keys to enter data 
and create spaces. Press the 
Accept Key to exit a cell and 
automatically increment to 
the next cell.
Arrow Keys – are used 
to navigate up, down, 
right, or left between 
cells, words or spaces.
Soft Keys – Defines 
functions specific to 
the current screen.