Standard "Usb" Computer Keyboard; Terminal Block Module - Nice MG3000 Manual Completo

04.3 STANDARD "USB" COMPUTER KEYBOARD

Figure 4.3.a
In this situation, the arrows on the USB keyboard simulate the →, ←, ↑ and
↓ keys to allow navigation between the options on the screen, while the ESC,
ENTER and BACKSPACE keys on the keyboard cancel, validate or return ac-
cording to the screen being displayed. In the password entry mode for accessing
the advanced menu or entering numerical parameters, you can use the numeric
keys on the USB keyboard.
NOTE: In order to use the numeric keys on the calculator keyboard with the
MG3000, enable the Num Lock function on the keyboard.

04.4 TERMINAL BLOCK MODULE

The Terminal Block Module assists in the remote activation of the Receiver
outputs - by means of previous programming - thus preserving the shelf
life of the MG3000's display. The 7-key Terminal Block Module can be con-
nected to the equipment via the Adapter Interface (on request).
After installation, switch on the MG3000 and configure the activation keys, see
11.3.
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For programming the equipment and devices, we sug-
gest connecting a standard USB keyboard to the specific
MG3000 input, [reference 10 in figure 3.1a
/figure 3.2b] to facilitate the insertion of users' data.
Figure 4.4.a
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Figure 4.4.e
Figure 4.4.f
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Pin 1 indicator