Texa S.p.A. NW10 Manuel D’Utilisation
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7 GLOSSARY
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Click, to: Action linked to pressing the left mouse button.
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Cursor: Indicator (blinking or fixed, shaped as a rectangular or a vertical
line) showing the point were the characters typed in will be displayed.
line) showing the point were the characters typed in will be displayed.
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Default: This term refers to a configuration, a value, a setting, either
basic or defined "originally" by the program. Default settings can be
replaced by programmed settings.
basic or defined "originally" by the program. Default settings can be
replaced by programmed settings.
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Download, to: The action of transferring programs, information and data
in general to the instrument. This operation generally requires an Internet
connection.
in general to the instrument. This operation generally requires an Internet
connection.
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Firmware: Code (written in low level language) loaded in the hardware
units (microprocessors, memory) of an electronic system.
units (microprocessors, memory) of an electronic system.
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Hardware: Referred to a diagnostic instrument or processing and
displaying system, this indicates the electrical, electronic and mechanical
part of the device.
displaying system, this indicates the electrical, electronic and mechanical
part of the device.
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Icon: A small area of the screen with the appearance of a button with a
symbol that suggests the associated function.
symbol that suggests the associated function.
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Interface: This term can be used in reference to both hardware and
software systems and indicates an element by means of which two
systems can exchange information.
software systems and indicates an element by means of which two
systems can exchange information.
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Mouse: Selection device used to position a cursor (arrow) on the screen.
The device is normally provided with two buttons (one left and one right).
The left button is used to select or confirm selections, options, etc. The
right button is normally used to access auxiliary functions related to the
selection.
The device is normally provided with two buttons (one left and one right).
The left button is used to select or confirm selections, options, etc. The
right button is normally used to access auxiliary functions related to the
selection.
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Browse, to: This in practice indicates the action of going from one
function, piece of information, page or instrument to another. More in
general, it indicates the path made available by the program from the
home page where a search begins to the final page where the search
ends.
function, piece of information, page or instrument to another. More in
general, it indicates the path made available by the program from the
home page where a search begins to the final page where the search
ends.
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Peripheral: A secondary device or instrument which interfaces with the
main unit by sending and receiving data. Example of peripherals are:
printer, exhaust gas analyser, TRIBOX or NAVIGATOR auto-diagnosis
module, DVD drive, etc.
main unit by sending and receiving data. Example of peripherals are:
printer, exhaust gas analyser, TRIBOX or NAVIGATOR auto-diagnosis
module, DVD drive, etc.
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Pointer: Generally represented by an arrow, the pointer can be moved
on the screen using the mouse to interact with program functions.
on the screen using the mouse to interact with program functions.
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Software: Referred to a diagnostic instrument or processing and
displaying system, this indicates the programs required to run or use the
hardware part in different ways.
displaying system, this indicates the programs required to run or use the
hardware part in different ways.
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Wireless: This term indicates a connection method between two
electronic systems established without using electrical wires.
electronic systems established without using electrical wires.