T/MonXM 4.7 User Manual

UM-TMN-470

Section Four - T/MonXM Interface

4-1

The Fast Menus feature

allows menu commands

to be selected with a

single press of the hot

key. To turn off Fast

Menus, choose the

Miscellaneous com-

mand on the Parameters

menu and set Fast

Menus to “N.”

T/MonXM Interface Menus

T/MonXM features many pop-up menus, providing quick selection

of functions. Menus are displayed in a variety of styles between

pages.

When a menu is available, you must select the menu by pressing the

Tab key before you can choose commands from the menu.

Note:

leaving the Caps Lock key on will disable the Tab key selec-

tion function. Unlock the Caps Lock key or press Alt-D to select an

item from pop-up menus.

Selected menu commands are highlighted by a black bar. Menu com-

mands are chosen by moving the bar to highlight the desired com-

mand and pressing the Enter key.

There are two ways to choose commands:

1. Use the Down Arrow or Tab key to move the highlight bar down

and the Up Arrow key or Shift Tab to move the highlight bar up.

The highlight bar wraps around the menu, so if the highlight bar

is at the end of the menu and you continue to press Down Arrow,

the highlight bar returns to the top of the menu. Similarly, if the

highlight bar is at the top of the menu and you press Up Arrow,

the highlight bar moves to the bottom of the menu.

Once you have highlighted the command you want, press the

Enter key to execute the command.

2. Use the shortcut key for the command you want. The shortcut

key is shown by the highlighted character in the menu command.

For example, to choose the command

Monitor

press M. The highlight bar immediately moves to highlight the

Monitor command. Shortcut keys are not case sensitive.

If the Fast Menus feature is enabled, menu commands may be chosen

by pressing only the shortcut key. If Fast Menus is disabled, press the

Enter key to execute the command.

Note:

Always exit the pro-

gram cleanly. This means

that you must execute the

Quit option from the

Master menu. NEVER

turn off the computer

before exiting the pro-

gram. Doing so could cor-

rupt the data files!

Section 4 - T/MonXM Interface

Fig. 4.1 - T/MonXM Master Menu