TM 1-1510-218-10 3A-43 Figure 3A-25.  Pocket Terminal 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  3   LST) and pressing the  IDX button, if necessary, to enter the index.  If the index already contains some titles, the  ß and  Ý   buttons  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   ß  or  Ý   buttons.    The last page  of  each  index  is  indicated  by  an  END  OF  LIST statement. NOTE The  @,  [  ],  /,  characters  cannot  be  written into   the   KGR-358   even   though   they   are shown on the pocket terminal keyboard.   The  title  is  entered  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 carriage return 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). c.   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. 3A-32.  PILOT’S ENCODING ALTIMETER. a.   Description. The encoding altimeter provides   the   pilot   with   an   indication   of   his   altitude above sea level in addition to providing the transponder  with  altitude  information  for  use  in  Mode C.  Refer to Figure 3A -26.    The  encoding  altimeter  is protected   by   a  5 -ampere  circuit  breaker,  placarded PILOTS  ALT  ENCD,  located  on  the  overhead  circuit breaker panel. b.  Controls/Indicators and Functions.  (1)   CODE  OFF  Flag,  Pilot  Only.    Presence indicates loss of power to instrument.