Metrohm 711 Liquino - Manual (Page 73)

4. Detailed description
Liquino 711, Instructions for use 67
Example:
>st or e met hod
met hod: * * * * * * * *
First press the <CLEAR> key to delete the current con-
tents.
ALPHA
Open the text editor with the <ALPHA> key.
ALPHA
met hod: 
The keyboard letters are now active. ‘ALPHA’ is in capi-
tal letters, i.e. all letters entered will appear as
capital letters. Enter 'HC'.
al pha
met hod: HC 
Press the <ALPHA> key again to allow lower case let-
ters to be entered.
(‘alpha’ is now in lower case letters). Type in 'l'.
al pha 1 2! 3“4$5%6&7’ 8=
met hod: HCl 
The next time <ALPHA> is pressed the 1st special
character set will appear.
Press e.g. key <1> to insert an empty space.
al pha 1( 2) 3* 4+5, 6- 7. 8/
met hod: HCl 
Press <ALPHA> a second time; the second special
character set will appear.
Press e.g. key <1> to insert an open parenthesis.
>st or e met hod
met hod: HCl ( 
Pressing the <ALPHA> key again exits the text editor.
If, for example, you want to add. ‘1m)’ then you must
press the following keys:
<1>, 2x <ALPHA>, <M>, 2x <ALPHA>, <2> and
the <ENTER> key to accept the text entry.
>st or e met hod
met hod: HCl ( 1m)
CLEAR
Q
In order to delete a character press the <ALPHA> key
until the display 'ALPHA' or 'alpha' vanishes from the 1st
line of the display and no special character set is shown
either.
The <CLEAR> key now has its original function and de-
letes the last character entered (backspace function).
Numbers can also be entered here.
The <QUIT> , <ENTER> and <STOP> keys always
retain their standard functions.