Hello John

>>The A-130 resp. A-131
> Somewhat off topic - but what does "resp." mean in this context It's
> used throughout the English translation of the .pdf manuals. Probably a
> goofy question - but I've been curious about it.

Sorry, this is a "germanism". I looked up dict.leo.org and found that I
should have written: "A-130 and A-131 respectively". In German you do
not say "X and Y respectively", but simply "X respektive Y".

Could I say "X or rather Y"

Florian