Hexaglot Attaché Operations Instructions download pdf (Page 55)

Hexaglot Attaché

Input and navigation keys

The international QWERTY keyboard arrangement is used for inputting text. All inputs in

dictionary mode are in lower case. Upper case, digits and special characters may only be

used when inputting your own entries in the user dictionary or memo list.

acc

If you want to define one of the letters a, e, i, c or n with an accent,

enter the required letter and then press acc Keep pressing the key until

you find the accent symbol to be added or removed (e.g. é, è, ë).

shift When you want to enter a capital letter, first type shift and then the

required letter key.

CHAR

If you wish to enter a special character or punctuation mark, first type

CHAR and then select the required special character with the arrow

key. Confirm your choice with enter and the required character will

appear in the relevant position for text.

space

Generates a space. The volume function can be accessed using this

key during the voice response process.

DELETE

Used to delete characters and user entries

If the cursor is within a string of characters, pressing this key deletes

the next character (right of the cursor).

If the cursor is at the end of the text, the character last entered is de-

leted (left of the cursor).

Is used to delete your own entries in the user dictionary and in the

menu list.

enter

This key is used to confirm an entry or selection.

esc

Is used to cancel an action or to jump back to the level last displayed.

(the exact function of the key is defined by the mode currently active).

◄ ►

Use these keys to scroll backwards and forwards between dictionary

entries or phrases, depending on mode selected. Use these keys to

move the position of the cursor when entering words. These keys can

also be used in Setup to switch particular options on/off.

▼ ▲

Use these keys to select entries from lists and scroll through the display

if the entry is larger than the display.

Use these keys to scroll up or down a whole page.

Display symbols

As previously mentioned, the lowest line in the display is usually used for labelling the dis-

play key.

A status bar, used to flash up various symbols, is located to the right of the normal display.

The meaning of the individual status bar symbols is explained below:

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