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Section 4-8
Numeric Key Allocations The following special touch switch numbers (numeric key numbers) are allocated
to the numeric keys.
Touch
Switch
Number
Numeric
Key
Touch
Switch
Number
Numeric
Key
Touch
Switch
Number
Numeric
Key
227 (*)
Menu
display
237 6 247 CLR
228 238 7 248
229 239 8 249 .
230 240 9 250 HOME
231 0 241 A 251
↑
232 1 242 B 252
↓
233 2 243 C 253
←
234 3 244 D 254
→
235 4 245 E 255
236 5 246 F
(*) Numeric key number 227 (formerly “buzzer stop” + [
↓
]+[
↑
]) is the system
menu display key.
To create a touch switch for auser-defined numeric key, select “Numeric key” from
the “Touch SW - Bit setting” menu of the support tool, then designate a touch
switch number at “Numeric key #”.
When a touch switch allocated as a numeric key is pressed, the touch switch sta-
tus is not notified to the PC. Consequently, touch switches 227 to 255 cannot be
used as ordinary touch switches.
Continuous screens and overlapping screens
Numeral setting screens cannot be registered as child screens of continuous
screens. If a numeral setting screen is displayed part way through a continuous
screen, the system keys created as touch switches - [
↑
] and [
↓
] - function as
keys for numeral setting, making it impossible to switch screens.
In the case of overlapping screens, only one of the screens can be set as a nu-
meral setting screen.