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COLOUR
To select the colours required enter the foreground colour number first followed by a "/" and
then the background (Text Colour). When entering this field a colour selection chart appears as
on the previous page. If the default settings are required enter */*, and the colours set in the
Page Attribute Defaults will be used.
then the background (Text Colour). When entering this field a colour selection chart appears as
on the previous page. If the default settings are required enter */*, and the colours set in the
Page Attribute Defaults will be used.
SIZE
Enter the size of the text that is required. Enter 1 or 2. If an "*" is entered the key will take the
default value set in the Page Attribute Defaults.
default value set in the Page Attribute Defaults.
FIXED AREAS
As with all keys on the screens, areas that are normally fixed can be changed to different colours. The Screens that
can be changed are as follows :-
can be changed are as follows :-
PAIDIO1
Paid In/Out Entry Panel
PAIDIO2
Paid In/Out Total Display Panel
PHEADER
Paid In/Out Header
MMESS
Large Central Message Box
FOREXCH
2 x 6 Currency Exchange Panel
FOREXDECL
Currency Exchange Display Panel
CASH_DECL
Cash Declaration Header
CASHDECL
Cash Declaration Panel
MHEADER
Trading Information Panel (Top Screen)
TBL_OPEN
Open Table Report Display Panel
ASSGN_HDR
Assign Preset Server Header Panel
ASSGN_SHDR Assign Preset Server Info Header Panel
ASS_SRVR
ASS_SRVR
Assign Preset Server Information Panel
SMALL_CALC Preset Server Allocation Numeric Key Pad
BACK_SP
BACK_SP
Backspace Key Preset Server
I_PGUP
Item Page Up Key
(Used after trading Display is Full)
(Used after trading Display is Full)
I_PGDN
Item Page Down Key
(Used after trading Display is Full)
(Used after trading Display is Full)
COVERS
Top LH Covers Info Panel
TABLE
Top LH Table Info Panel
CLOCK
Top LH Clock Panel
DATE
Top LH Date Panel
SERVER
Top LH Server Panel
MGR
Top LH Manager Panel
L_CLEAR
Numeric pad EXIT Key
M_OK
Numeric pad OK
CLEAR
Numeric pad CLEAR
DUMMY
Numeric pad Dummy Key
Between OK & Clear
Between OK & Clear
QTY
Numeric pad X
INFO
Post Finalisation information Panel
AMNTDUE
Tendering Panel
This is default mixed colour, changing
this will make all panels the same colour
This is default mixed colour, changing
this will make all panels the same colour
INPUT
Input Display Panel
CONF_YES
YES Confirmation Panel
CONF_NO
NO Confirmation Panel
PROCEED_OK Large OK confirmation Panel
TIME_INP
TIME_INP
Time change input Panel
DATE_INP
Date change input Panel
MPROMPT
Full Width Bottom side Information Panel
ITEM
Trading Items Display Panel
UMENU
Utilty Menu
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Unused Panels
MESS
Large Central Message Box
BIGQ
Large Central Question Box
MESS2
Message Panel Bottom RH
USRPREP
Clerk Prod/Sales/Report Panel
CASHOTHR
3x10 RH Panel
BACKING
Black backing for Message\Question Panel
FUNC
Function Panel 2 x 6
MESSAGE
Top RH Message Box
DEBUG
Debug Screen
L_PGUP
RH PgUp Key
L_PGDN
RH PgDown key
SHOWTRAN
Central Transaction Panel
STOTAL
Middle LH Subtotal Box
MENU
Initial Trading Keys
EMPTY_CLK
Top LH Empty Panel
After entering the Fixed Areas Editing screen the following is displayed :-
There is the ability to change up to 50 of the standard fixed screen panels. Move the highlighted bar using the
up/down arrow keys to select a panel number i.e 1. The following keys can then be used.
up/down arrow keys to select a panel number i.e 1. The following keys can then be used.
C - Change
This allows editing or adding of a panel
R - Report
Print a report on the parallel printer of the Screen File definitions.
PGUP/PGDN
Moves the cursor a page at a time
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CHANGING A FIXED PANEL
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Press C to change a Panel
After pressing C the highlight will move to the column Panel. Specify the panel that needs changing from the list
printed earlier i.e INFO. Enter the panel name INFO. Press Enter
printed earlier i.e INFO. Enter the panel name INFO. Press Enter
•
Now select the Foreground (Text) colour. i.e 0 (Black). Press Enter
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Now select the Background (Panel) colour. i.e 14 (Yellow). Press Enter
•
Now select the Border (Panel Border) colour.
N.B Not usually required to be entered should be left blank
N.B Not usually required to be entered should be left blank
•
Now select Extra-1 (Certain panels change colour when selected, this is the selected colour)
N.B Not usually required to be entered should be left blank
N.B Not usually required to be entered should be left blank
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Now select the Extra-2 (After some panels have been selected, they change colour as above. then if they are
chosen to be de-selected they may have another colour to show that they are about to be de-selected. Extra-2 is
this colour)
N.B Not usually required to be entered should be left blank
chosen to be de-selected they may have another colour to show that they are about to be de-selected. Extra-2 is
this colour)
N.B Not usually required to be entered should be left blank
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Press End to save the changes or Esc to Exit without saving
After this has been done when the application runs the newly set colours will be displayed. In the example above
the INFO box will be yellow with Black text.
the INFO box will be yellow with Black text.
COMPLETING THE KEY ALLOCATION
•
Press END to accept the key allocation or ESC to abandon.
•
You can continue to allocate keys using the procedure described above. When you are satisfied all the keys have
been allocated for this terminal and keyboard level, press END.
been allocated for this terminal and keyboard level, press END.
PRINTING THE DETAILS
•
Press R to print the keyboard details.
The details of each terminal key for this keyboard are printed, as seen on the screen (including those keys which
have not been allocated).
have not been allocated).
NOTE:
If the printer is unavailable, a warning message is displayed at the bottom of the screen. Press ESC
to cancel the report, or check the printer is on-line and then press any key to print the report.
to cancel the report, or check the printer is on-line and then press any key to print the report.
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S
CREEN MACRO
ACCESS
System Maintenance Menu Choose option 1 - File Maintenance
File Maintenance Menu
Choose option 3 - Screen Macros
OVERVIEW
Screen Macros enable you to set up one key on a terminal keyboard which will perform several key depressions
when pressed by the server. For example, you could set up a macro for a £5 fast cash button which will be the
same as the server pressing 5 0 0 and Cash. The Screen Macros on the UP5700 have been enhanced since
they were first used on the ERA850/880. Their is now the facility to enter more in depth Macro commands.
when pressed by the server. For example, you could set up a macro for a £5 fast cash button which will be the
same as the server pressing 5 0 0 and Cash. The Screen Macros on the UP5700 have been enhanced since
they were first used on the ERA850/880. Their is now the facility to enter more in depth Macro commands.
Up to 99 macros can be defined for each Screen number (1-99). The numbers displayed in the first column of
the input screen shown below are line numbers only and do not relate to the macro itself. The second column
denotes the macro number and the third column is where you define the key depressions you want to perform.
the input screen shown below are line numbers only and do not relate to the macro itself. The second column
denotes the macro number and the third column is where you define the key depressions you want to perform.
When you set up a macro, it may be entered on one or more line numbers. Where you use more than one line,
the macro numbers should be the same so that the system will perform the key depressions in sequence starting
with the first macro line then the second and so on. If you enter another macro line to an existing macro number,
the lines may be separated on the display. The system will automatically sort the lines when the function is
terminated and the next time the keyboard macros details are displayed, all related macro lines will be displayed
consecutively. When the keyboard macro is actioned on the terminal, the system will perform the key
depressions in the order in which they were entered onto the system (where relevant line by line).
the macro numbers should be the same so that the system will perform the key depressions in sequence starting
with the first macro line then the second and so on. If you enter another macro line to an existing macro number,
the lines may be separated on the display. The system will automatically sort the lines when the function is
terminated and the next time the keyboard macros details are displayed, all related macro lines will be displayed
consecutively. When the keyboard macro is actioned on the terminal, the system will perform the key
depressions in the order in which they were entered onto the system (where relevant line by line).
A report showing the macros currently set up for a keyboard number may be printed.
Having entered the keyboard macro keys, you should then allocate a key position on a terminal keyboard using
the Screen File function.
the Screen File function.
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