Symantec 10521148 Implementation Guide - Page 31

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Introducing the 7100 Series components 23 About core components appliance. There is no significant difference between the models in the arrangement of the LCD panel components. Table 2-4 describes the LCD panel components. Table 2-4 LCD panel components Diagram Component Description location name 1 LCD screen Provides a backlit, 2 line by 16 character display. 2 Left arrow Scrolls through menu choices and moves the cursor button backward when entering input. 3 Up arrow Scrolls up through characters and numbers when answering button initial configuration questions or entering the password. 4 Down arrow Scrolls down through characters and numbers when button answering initial configuration questions or entering the password. 5 Right arrow Scrolls through menu choices and moves the cursor forward button when entering input. 6 s (start) Starts over when entering input. Also starts a network boot button during re-imaging or upgrading. 7 e (enter) Enters the selected choice. Also, enters the line of input after button using the arrow buttons to edit it. The LCD serves multiple purposes. When a new appliance is first booted, use the LCD and buttons to select the method for initial configuration and continue, if you like, through the entire configuration process. Otherwise, you can use the serial console or the compact flash for initial configuration. See "LCD panel initial configuration" on page 68. See "Serial console initial configuration" on page 76.

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23
Introducing the 7100 Series components
About core components
appliance. There is no significant difference between the models in the
arrangement of the LCD panel components.
Table 2-4
describes the LCD panel components.
The LCD serves multiple purposes. When a new appliance is first booted, use the
LCD and buttons to select the method for initial configuration and continue, if
you like, through the entire configuration process. Otherwise, you can use the
serial console or the compact flash for initial configuration.
See
“LCD panel initial configuration”
on page 68.
See
“Serial console initial configuration”
on page 76.
Table 2-4
LCD panel components
Diagram
location
Component
name
Description
1
LCD screen
Provides a backlit, 2 line by 16 character display.
2
Left arrow
button
Scrolls through menu choices and moves the cursor
backward when entering input.
3
Up arrow
button
Scrolls up through characters and numbers when answering
initial configuration questions or entering the password.
4
Down arrow
button
Scrolls down through characters and numbers when
answering initial configuration questions or entering the
password.
5
Right arrow
button
Scrolls through menu choices and moves the cursor forward
when entering input.
6
s
(start)
button
Starts over when entering input. Also starts a network boot
during re-imaging or upgrading.
7
e
(enter)
button
Enters the selected choice. Also, enters the line of input after
using the arrow buttons to edit it.