PASCO Xplorer-GLX Users’ Guide User Manual
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Note Editor Dialog Box
Note Editor Dialog Box
The Note Editor opens when you select Edit Note from the Annotation menu.
The text portion of the note appears in the upper half of the box. Use the GLX’s
keypad (or an attached USB keyboard) to enter new text or edit existing text.
Press
to open the Text menu, which contains options related to entering and
editing text.
Text Menu
To type a capital letter, select Shift or Caps Lock.
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To take the keypad out of
multipress text mode (to type only numerals), select Num Lock. To delete the
entire text portion of the note, select Delete Text.
The audio portion of the note is graphically represented in the lower half of the
Note Editor along with the audio recording duration and size. Press
to open
the Audio Note menu, which contains options for recording and playing audio.
Audio Note Menu
To record new audio, select Record Audio Note and begin speaking; press
to stop recording.
When you record new audio, the note’s previous audio is
overwritten. To play the audio portion of the note, select Play Audio Note from
the Audio Note menu.
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To delete the audio, select Delete Audio Note.
Two other menu options, Record Quality and Record Level, allow you to set the
GLX’s audio sample rate, bits per sample, and microphone volume before you
record audio. The properties set using these options are identical to those in the
Audio Settings dialog box (which is accessed from the Settings screen); see
page 87 for details.
When you have finished changing the text and audio portions of the note, press
to accept changes and close the Note Editor, or press
to cancel
changes.
Text Portion
Audio Portion
Audio Duration
Audio Size
F4
F3
F2
F1
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See “Multipress Text Input Mode” on
F4
F4
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To select an option from the Text or
Audio Note menu
Keypad
1. Press
or
to open the
menu.
2. Use the arrow keys to move the high-
light to the desired menu option and
press
; or press the number on
the keypad corresponding to the
desired menu option.
Mouse
1. Click “Audio Note” or “Text” at the bot-
tom of the screen.
2. Click the desired menu option.
F3
F4
F3
F3
F3
F1
F2