Grass Valley UniConfi NVISION Series v.2.0 - Manual (Page 20)

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UniConfig Basics
The UniConfig Interface
Window Menu
The ‘Window’ menu has commands in 3 sections:
The first section, at the top, includes 3 commands that affect the display of the sub-windows in
the work area:
• Cascade. This command arranges the windows you have open in an orderly stack, with the
active window on top (visible).
• Tile. This command distributes the windows you have open in an array of equal size win-
dows that completely cover the work area.
• Arrange Icons. This command arranges minimized windows neatly at the bottom of the
work area and leaves open windows unchanged.
The command in the middle section turns the control card pane (with its list of control card
entries) on or off. (This command is disabled when UniConfig is in serial mode.)
The third section, at the bottom, includes commands that open different windows in the work
area. The number of windows that you can open depends on what you are doing. In general, all
windows are available when you have accessed a router control card and have read the configu-
ration from that control card.
A check mark appears in the third section next to the active window.
If you have accessed a control card, the ‘Configuration’ window entry also identifies the type of
router for that control card.
Help
The ‘Help’ menu has 3 commands:
The ‘UniConfig Help’ command opens UniConfig’s on-line help. You can browse the on-line help
for information. The on-line help contains the same information as this user’s guide. It has a
search capability.