A few notes to changing the items in the Value column

To modify an item, it has to be double-clicked, or the [ENTER] key should be pressed on it. Then a field appears, where the value can be written. For faster editing, it is also possible to edit the field contents by starting to type the value to be entered in it.

For data types, where the field contents can be chosen from a predefined set, the changes can be stored by double-clicking on the needed value, but for all other types (E.g. numeric or text), the changes have to be stored by pressing the [ENTER] key.

The range for all data fields is predefined, so that for numeric types, only values between the preset minimum and maximum values can be given. In all other cases, the field value entered will automatically be modified for the closest limit value.

The type for all data fields is predefined, so numeric values can be decimal, hexadecimal or event types. For event types it is a common feature, that the digit 'A' is not allowed - they are automatically converted to '0'. This follows the ENIGMA Digital Receiver policy, performing the same conversion as the digital receiver used to.

For numeric values, it is also possible to increase or decrease the field contents (with predefined steps) within the given range, with the up and down arrow keys, respectively, instead of directly giving a value.

For fields, containing both value and selection parts, the [Alt+up] and [Alt+down] keys can be used to jump between the two entry types. Of course, the mouse can also be used to select the required input field, or the value in the selection box.

For text-type fields, only the characters allowed for the given field can be entered, otherwise the field contents would remain unchanged.

If a field value is displayed in gray color, it means, that the field cannot be changed by the user, but will be programmed. (E.g. type and speed values for VBRC-3 radios)

For several parameters, the value 0 can be entered, altough the minimum value for the field is greater than 0. In this case, value 0 has an extra function, usually, disables the programmed feature. (E.g. ENIGMA II 2-Way parameters)

Please, note, that at programming IP addresses it is necessary to use the '.' characters for separating the address octets.