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|  Basic Screen Tutorial | 
 
|   Frist round For creating an alarm screen | 
 
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|  2.Let us actually draw a picture ! | 
 
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|  1-7) Check the operation on GP | 
 
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| This is the example case with display of [History]. The operation of Q tag 
on GP will be described below. | 
 
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| ■ Pressing the [Start] key of Q tag selection keys causes the cursor 
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| ■ Pressing the [Up] key, the [Down] key of Q tag selection keys 
causes the cursor to move up/down. | 
 
 
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Touching the [Ack] key of Q tag selection keys displays the Ack time in the 
alarm message column in the cursor position and changes the display into the Ack 
color. 
In the case of the [Ack All] key, the Ack time is displayed for all displayed 
alarm messages. The currently being triggered alarm messages go to the Ack color. 
(The already recovered alarm messages remain the Recovered color.) | 
 
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Touching the [Delete] key of Q tag selection keys deletes the alarm messages 
in the cursor position. In the case of the [Delete All] key,  all alarm messages 
displayed in Q tag are deleted. | 
 
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Touching the [END] key of Q tag selection keys causes the cursor to disappear. | 
 
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