15.7.4.1 Japanese FEP - Operation and Display

• Japanese FEP is available when in the Data Display's [Display] tab, the [Display Language] is set to [Japanese].

• To perform Kanji conversion, first touch the [FEP] key being displayed and then enter text. If you do not touch the [FEP] key before entering text, you cannot perform Kanji conversion.

• If [Allow Input] wasn't selected for the Data Display, you cannot perform Kanji conversion, even when you touch the [FEP] key.

• The Japanese FEP inputs and displays characters to be converted in the System Window.
  12.9 1Displaying Multiple Windows on a Single Screen

• If [Japanese] is selected for the [System Language] in the [Display] tab (accessible from [Project] menu, [System Settings], [Display Unit]), you can use the Japanese FEP function. However, the Japanese FEP function is not available when the orientation is portrait.

• You can define the Japanese FEP window display position. In the [System Settings] click [Display Unit], and in the [Display] tab set [Show System Menu] to [Upper Part] or [Lower Part]. This setting also works with Portrait orientation display units.

• If you exit input mode in a Data Display while the FEP is active, the FEP also exits. Changing screens also exits the FEP.

• This feature includes a "Learning" function that displays previously used words in the conversion candidates. Because the Learning function uses the backup memory (SRAM), the learned information will be erased if the following operations are performed.

• Initializing User Memory in offline mode

• Initializing Backup SRAM in offline mode

• In the display unit's offline mode, running [Transfer from CF to SRAM] will overwrite any information gathered thus far. As a result, the display order for frequently used items may change.

• The maximum size for the Backup SRAM to be used at the learning function is about 1 KB (approx. 100 words). If it gets full, the Learning function deletes candidates beginning with the lowest frequency.