Verilink Access Manager 2000 (896-502037-001) Product Manual User Manual
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Basics
Access Manager 2000 User Manual
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Table 3-1
Function key definitions in PC mode
Key
Meaning
Definition
<F1>
Help
Pressing
displays the on-line help screen for
Function Key Definitions. It provides help specific to the
terminal mode (PC or VT100) you are currently in.
<F2>
Previous screen
Pressing
returns you to the previous scree
from which you selected the current option.
It also aborts any data entry you may have made while
currently in the
Data Monitor scre
en ().
<F3>
Main menu
Pressing
returns you to the
Main Menu
from
any point in the program, except when pressed from a
screen expecting keyboard responses.
<F4>
Auto Ack/Manual
Ack
Pressing
toggles
between
the
manual an
automatic alarm acknowledge modes.
In the automatic acknowledge mode, the messag
AUTO ACK ALARM
flashes in the top center block. In
the monochrome mode, the words are highlighted an
do not flash.
NOTE: When no user is logged in, the alarm mode is
automatic and reverts to the mode selected in the
Installation menu as soon as a user logs in.
<F5>
Accept update
Pressing
saves changes or additions made to
the current element or, in most data entry screens, tells
Access Manager to accept the on-screen data.
<F6>
Approve update of
entire range
Pressing
for
multiline
nodes
updates the entir
range of circuit elements selected with the options
entered in the
Edit Circuit Element
option
under the
Configuration Menu.
<F7>
Data monitor
Pressing
toggles the status of the data monitor:
A window appears in the lower left of the screen,
showing the number of seconds before scheduled dat
collection and polling begins.
During scheduled data collection, the right side of the
screen shows the circuit element from which data is
being collected and the left side shows the data monitor
status.
<F8>
Display a list of
options
Pressing
displays a sub-menu of the selections
available for one of the option-fields in the current menu.
If the
function is available, it is indicated at the
bottom of the menu or in the option-field line.
F1
F2
F7
F3
F4
F5
F6
F7
F8
F8