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4-4.2.
Common Actions
The user-interface of the Wireless Programmer is intuitive and requires little experience for using it.
The operative actions are common and generic across the various screens (see Table 4-8).
Table 4-8. Wireless Programmer Common Actions
Action Description
Editing
parameters
In order to change a default or edit already entered values, use
the DEL key and then enter the new value using the keypad
Saving
parameters/
Navigating
screens
In order to save definitions and advance to the next screen, use
the ENTER key. In cases where both display lines contain
parameters, use the ENTER key to approve the first parameter
and point to the second parameter
Selecting
parameters
In cases where several parameters are displayed, use the
UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT arrow keys to move the pointer (>)
to the required parameter. Various parameters (i.e. Vehicle
Manufacturer, Model, Year) supports insertion of the first char
of the parameter to speed up the process
4-4.3.
Common Parameters
Besides the configuration of the aforementioned data parameters as supported by the unit and the
vehicle interface, the programming sequence requires setting of additional DataPass/ DataPass-
Vehicle Interface communication parameters, described in Table 4-9.
Table 4-9. Common Parameters
Parameter Description
Organization ID Company Name assigned in the HO
Vehicle ID The license plate number or unique number of the
vehicle, to which the device is mounted or assigned, as
defined in HO
Fleet Code The code of the fleet, to which the device is associated,
as defined in HO
Fuel Type The fuel type allowed for the vehicle, as defined in HO
Additional Info Special structure which may be included in the vehicle
in addition to vehicle model, year and manufacturer,
and may affect the odometer factor