360 Systems TCR Multi-Track - Manual (Page 115)

6-2 System Management TCR Series User's Manual
Using the Keypad for Renaming
Throughout the various system management menus, the TCR allows you to enter custom names for
various files and functions. These functions (such as Rename Drive, Rename Directory and Rename
File) all use a similar operating procedure as detailed below. In these procedures, the keypad changes
from the standard numeric mode to alphanumeric mode.
Use the following steps to rename a function with the keypad:
Access the desired “renaming” function. The function’s specific Rename prompt appears — each of
which is similar to the sample shown below:
RENAME DRIVE
ENTER NEW NAME FOR DISK
¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯
ENTER = DONE
EXIT = CANCEL
EDIT IN = DELETE
EDIT OUT = INSERT
UNDO = UNDO CHANGES
Rename Drive Prompt
Enter the desired letters using the keypad (which is now in alphanumeric mode) — up to 27
characters in length. Each press of a button rotates in sequence through the letters and number (as
labeled on the button itself). For example, pressing the 7 button types A, B, C, 7.
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Press +/- to enter a + or - character.
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Press SYM to enter a variety of symbols:
0 , ' . ! ? : " & ( ) [ ] < > ; = @ # $ % ^ _ \ / ` { | } ~
Note that symbols may also be selected by holding the SYM button while rotating the jog wheel,
release the SYM button to confirm the selection. Pausing during the entry process automatically
advances the cursor by one place.
To edit the name, several options are available:
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Press SPACE to enter a space and advance the cursor.
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Rotate the Jog Wheel or use “Arrows” (<< and >>) to move the cursor forwards and
backwards.
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Press EDIT IN to delete the highlighted character and pull up all subsequent letters.
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Press EDIT OUT to insert a space and push down all subsequent letters.
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Press UNDO to undo changes (the button steps back through all of your entries).
To complete the procedure:
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Press ENTER to accept the new name.
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Press EXIT to cancel and retain the previous name.