TM 1-1520-218-10 3C-199 Figure 3C-146.  Pocket Terminal T1 b.  Operating Procedures.  (1)   Programming  Checklist  Index.    The  title of a checklist is programmed into the appropriate index by selecting the desired mode on the KGR-358 (EMER or 3LST) and pressing the IDX button, if necessary, to enter  the  index.    If  the  index  already  contains  some titles, the Ý  and ß  buttons on the KGR-358 are used to determine the location of the title to  be added.  If the number of index titles exceeds one page, the following pages   may   be   selected   by   using   the   page   button rather  than  cycling  through  the  index  with  the   Ý   or ß buttons.  The last page of each index is indicated by an END OF LIST statement. NOTE The   @,   [   ],   and   \   characters   cannot   be written into the KGR-358 even though they are shown on the pocket terminal keyboard. Enter  the  title  by  pressing  the  appropriate  keys on  the  pocket  terminal.    The  title  may  consist  of  any combination  of  alphanumeric  characters,  spaces,  or punctuation  up  to  a  length  of  27  characters  (1  line).   Any of the shaded functions are obtained by pressing the shift key prior to pressing the key with the desired function.    For  example,  to  obtain  a  space,  press  and release   the    SHIFT   key   and   then   press   the   key placarded  SP.    As  the  title  is  entered,  a  white   CSR BLK appears to the right of the last entered character indicating the location where the next character will be inserted.      When   the   title   is   complete,   it   must   be terminated by a carriage return (SHIFT  – CR) to make the cursor disappear. (2)   Programming  Checklist  Items.  Enter the checklist item by pressing the appropriate keys on the pocket terminal.  A checklist item may consist of any combination  of  alphanumeric  characters,  spaces,  or punctuation up to a length of 15 lines (450 characters).   If the item is longer than one line long, do not use the carriage return to move from one line to the next.  Use spaces (SHIFT – SP) as necessary to move the cursor to  the  end  of  the  line  and  to  the  beginning  of  the following line.  The  SHIFT – CR should be used only at the    end    of    the    entire    item    to    make    the    cursor disappear. (3)   Error    Correction.        Error    correction    is accomplished  with  the  delete  function  (SHIFT  –  DEL) on  the  pocket  terminal.    While in insert mode (cursor on   the   screen),   pressing   SHIFT   –   DEL   will   delete individual    characters.        Once    an    item    has    been terminated  with  a  carriage  return  (no  cursor  on  the screen),  SHIFT  –  DEL  will  delete  the  entire  selected item (shown in yellow). (4)   Special     Functions.          Certain     special functions  can  be  obtained  on  the  pocket  terminal  by pressing the  Control key prior to pressing  X, C, or  I.   Control – X erases everything (all checklists) stored in nonvolatile  memory  in  the  KGR-358.    After  pressing Control – X, the message ERASE ENTIRE MEMORY YES/NO  appears  on  the  radar  screen.    If   Y-E-S  is entered,   the   radar   graphics   unit   will   carry   out   the command.  If   N-O,  or  any  other  key  is  pressed,  the erase   command   is   aborted.     Control   –   C   on   the pocket  terminal  duplicates  the  function  of  the   PAGE button on the radar graphics control panel.  Control – I on  the  pocket  terminal  duplicates  the  function  of  the IDX button on the radar graphics control panel. 3C-30.  WEATHER   RADAR   AND   MULTIFUNCTION DISPLAY (ED 600)  T2 . The  radar  system  is  intended  for  weather detection  or  ground  mapping  only  and  is not   intended,   nor   should   it   be   used   or relied upon, for proximity warning, anticollision, or terrain avoidance. WARNING