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Operating Overview
Using USER Keys
Assigning and Releasing USER Keys
When defining user keys, the
Assign
function is used to create key
definitions; the
Release
function removes the definitions. Re-assigning a
user key to a different field automatically releases it from its previous
setting.
To assign local user keys
Step 1.
Move the cursor to the field that you want to assign to a local user key.
Step 2.
Press and release the
Shift
key, then the
k4
key to access the
Assign
function. Then press a USER key (
k1
-
k5
). The user key number appears
in front of the field you assigned it to. (Since the cursor is at the newly
assigned field, the USER key number is hidden until the cursor is
moved.)
To release local user keys
Step 1.
Display the screen containing the user key assignment to be removed.
Step 2.
Press and release the
Shift
key, then the
k5
key to access the
Release
function; then press the USER key (
k1
-
k5
).
To assign global user keys
Step 1.
Move the cursor to the field you want to assign a global USER key to.
Step 2.
Press and release the
Shift
key, then the
k4
key to access the
Assign
function. Then press
Shift
and a USER key (
k1'
-
k3'
). Unlike a local user
key, the user key number does not appear at this field; instead, a
prompt appears at the top of the screen confirming the key assignment.
To release global user keys
Step 1.
Move the cursor to the field with the global user key assigned to it.
Step 2.
Press and release the
Shift
key, then the
k5
key to access the
Release
function. Then press
Shift
and the user key to be released.