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Data Entry |
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The Session Data Entry screen in P5 is composed of several dockable panels and a tool bar. By default the panels and tool bar will be visible and docked as shown in the screen shot below. Each panel can be hidden, closed, or docked to another location in the data entry screen. The tool bar can also be undocked and/or moved to the sides or top of the data entry screen. P5 will remember the location and visible state of each panel and tool bar between sessions. A hidden or closed panel can be restored to its former position from the View button on the tool bar, or by using the appropriate keyboard shortcut or digitizer command. The tool bar can be restored from a hidden state by pressing ALT-M on the keyboard.
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Data Entry Form Panel |
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The Data Entry Layout associated with the Session and the main form for entering data into P5. |
PIT Tag Field Lock |
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Beginning in v1.26, the PIT Tag field will lock after a PIT tag code has been scanned into the field. To unlock the field, click once on the padlock icon, or right-click anywhere in the field and select Unlock from the context menu. |
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Displays a log of events that have occurred since the Session has been opened. A log of all events from the complete history of the Session can be viewed in Manage Database. |
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Displays the records in the current session in tabular view |
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Displays the number of marks, recaptures, recoveries, dot-outs, and tallies by SRR in the Session. |
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Displays the properties of the Session in read-only mode. Session properties can be edited by clicking the Session button on the tool bar to open the Update Session Properties dialog. |
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Displays tag codes that have been placed in the P5 buffer. When a tag code is placed in the P5 buffer, this panel will be displayed if it is hidden or closed. |
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Displays every field and the values in those fields for the current record. |
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Contains buttons that can be used to interact with the current record; show/hide panels; edit properties of the Session; or edit configuration tools associated with the Session. The tool bar can also be undocked, hidden, or moved. |
