Verilink Access Manager 2000 (896-502037-001) Product Manual - Manual (Page 84)

Using Access Manager
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Note: When Access Manager is started in the VT100 mode, the bottom
of the screen displays escape key sequences instead of function
keys.
5. After Access Manager is started, the AM2000 Startup Screen
appears and prompts you to enter a user name to log into Access
Manager. Figure 3 -1, “Username Screen,” on page 3-2 shows this
screen.
All menu selections can be made by pressing the or keys to
highlight the desired option and then pressing to select that
option.
You can also select a menu option by typing the first character of that
option, unless there are multiple options with the same first character.
When multiple menu options appear with the same first character and you
type that character, Access Manager always chooses the first option.
If an option is numbered, then typing that number will also select that
option.
Data entry fields are characterized by the type and maximum number of
characters they accept. When the maximum number of characters is
reached, the field is filled, the data is accepted, and the highlight moves to
the next field.
If an invalid character type is entered in a field, the system beeps. This
occurs, for example, if you try to enter an alphabetic character in an all-
numeric field, such as a node number. The system also beeps if you are in
the insert mode and the field is already full.
Note: Typed spaces at the end of a field are treated by Access Manager
as entered characters. Blanks at the end of a field may cause the
system to beep. If this occurs, place the cursor after the last
visible character and press to delete spaces.
The and keys may be used to move between lines from any
character position. The cursor always positions itself to the left of the first
character in the line selected.
Making a selection
Enter
Entering
information into
the screens