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TM 9-2320-360-34-1 d. Contact  Test  Set  (CTS),  J1708  Application, Introduction (1) Connecting CTS to HET M1070 (a) Remove   cover   (1)   from   diagnostic connector   assembly   (DCA)   (2)   by turning counterclockwise. (b) Install DCA cable on DCA (2). (c) Prepare CTS for operation (TM - X-XXXX-XXX-XX). (2) Parts of the Display Window (a) Control-Menu  Box.      Located   in   the   upper-left   corner   of   each   window.      Used   to   re-size,   move, maximize, minimize, and close windows, and to switch to other applications. (b) Title Bar. (c) Window Title.  The name of the application - J1708 Control Panel. (d) Menu Bar.    Lists  the  available  menus.    A  menu  consists  of  a  list  of  commands,  or  actions  you  can carry out. (e) Scroll Bars.  You can move parts of document into view when the entire document does not fit in the window. (f) Maximize/Minimize Buttons.  Maximize is  used  to  enlarge  the  window  so  it  fills  the  entire  desktop, Minimize is used to reduce the window to an icon. (g) Restore Button.  After you enlarge a window, the maximize button is replaced by the restore button. Clicking the restore button will restore the window to its original size. (h) Window Border.  The outside edge of a window.  Used to lengthen or shorten the border on each side of the window.  The window corner can be used to shorten or lengthen two sides of the border at the same time. (i) Insertion  Point.    Where  you  are  at  in  the  document.    The  mouse  pointer  changes  position  on  the screen when you move the tracker ball. Change 2  2-5

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