Notes for Using the Configuration Manager

) to help you identify them. To select the topic or main topic, simply click it. If sub-topics are available, open the list by clicking on it, or on the plus character in front of the main topic. Then click the topic (

) to select it.

The topic you have chosen opens to the right, on the screen.

Click the

button to open or close the directory tree completely.

A vertical line separates the Navigation area (with the directory tree) and the selected screen. To enlarge the area, click and hold the cursor above the separator line and slide the line to the location (automatically makes the other areas smaller).

Click the buttons (e.g. View, Configure) on the selected screen to open subsequent screens that are not listed in the tree. To return to the home screen, click

back.

On some screens you can select sub-topics directly by clicking on tabs. The active tab is marked in a different colour.

Help Area

The Help area with links to a variety of help topics is located at the bottom of the Navigation area. This is where you see the help topics that are relevant to the configuration page which is currently open (see Introduction to the Configuration Manager > Help).

Note: The Help area can be displayed or hidden.

Logging Out

The

Logout button is located in the horizontal navigation bar. Click

Logout to log out of the Configuration Manager.

Entry, List, and Selection Fields

Important: Any settings you make in the screens with the fields described below must be saved before you leave these screens. To save your settings, click

Save.

Note: The images/symbols shown below will vary depending on the browser and operating system.

Element

Function

An empty field normally provides an opportunity to enter a name or value. Click in the entry field and enter the text.

The following characters must not be used:

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" quotation marks

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$ dollar sign

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% percent sign

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< pointy bracket - smaller than

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> pointy bracket - higher than

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Some functions have list fields in which you can choose from the available options. The selected setting is displayed in the list field. Click the list field to display the options.

For some functions, radio buttons are available, in which you can choose different settings. The selected setting is marked by coloured dot.

Click an option to enable it. The previous selection is disabled at the same time.

Use the check boxes to enable or disable the settings and functions. An empty check box means "off", a symbol (e.g. check, X) in the check box means "on".

Click to jump to the check box.

Use the sliders to make infinitely variable settings (e.g. volume). The position of the slider identifies where the setting is.

Drag the slider to the left to reduce the value. Drag the slider to the right to increase the value.

Creating, Deleting, Searching for, and Sorting Table Entries

The Configuration Manager displays the lists in table format across multiple screens. Only table rows containing data are shown. A list can be expanded or shortened.

Creating Entries

Click

New.

One line is added to the list.

Fill in the empty entry fields.

Click

Save.

The new entry will be added to the list.

Repeat steps 1 to 3 to create additional entries.

Note: If you want to create multiple entries simultaneously, enter the range in the From and To entry fields, and then click

Save.

Deleting Entries

Click in the line of the entry that you wish to delete.

The entry will be highlighted.

Note: To select several consecutive entries, click the first and last entry while holding the Shift key down. To select several non-consecutive entries, click each required entry while holding the Ctrl key down.

Click

Delete and confirm the dialogue with Yes.

Searching For Entries

Click in the open field in the header of the column that you wish to search, such as Number or Name.

Enter a search term.

If, for example, you are searching for a name, and enter the letter M, all the entries that match this criteria will be displayed automatically. If you enter "Ma", the results will be narrowed down to the relevant entries.

Sorting Entries

Tables can be sorted according to the contents of individual columns.

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Click a column header.

An arrow will appear next to the column header:


	The table will be sorted according to the entries in the relevant column in ascending order.
	The table will be sorted according to the entries in the relevant column in descending order.

Notes:

To reverse the sorting sequence, click the column heading again.

If no arrow appears, this means the column cannot be used as a sorting criteria.

Symbols

Lower Toolbar in the Configuration Manager


Element	Function
	New: Add sa blank table row.
	Save: Saves changes.
	Delete: Deletes the selected entries.
	Back: Returns to the previous configuration page.
	Print: Prints the function key label. Set the print format on landscape and the printing scale on 100 %. Alternatively, you can save the document and print it with PDF Viewer.

Configuration Pages


Element	Function
	Opens the help screen for the corresponding setting point. Place the cursor over the symbol to see information about the associated help topic (tooltip).
	Closes the dialogue without saving.

Horizontal Navigation Bar


Element	Function
	Logs out from the Configuration Manager.
	Opens the entire directory tree. This also saves the directory tree's old state.
	Restores the directory tree to state it had before the last time it was opened or closed completely.
	Closes the entire directory tree. This also saves the directory tree's old state.

Presentation/Legibility

The presentation/legibility of the Configuration Manager can be affected by browser settings, e.g.:

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Scale/zoom browsers (e.g. hold down Ctrl + scroll (mouse wheel))

Note: If the Configuration Manager is not legible because of scaling/zooming of the browser, you can restore the original view (e.g. Mozilla Firefox under View> Zoom> Normal).