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6-20 Chapter 6: Programming
Model 801GC, 801GF & 801GX¥Rev. A
The right hand side shows all of the formats that
are in the 801G*. They are listed in order of ascend-
ing memory locations. Empty or corrupted memory
locations are skipped.
The bottom “Image” knob moves a selection box
through the right hand list. The list will scroll if it
can not fit on the screen.
The Insert button moves the selected format in the
left hand column and all of the formats below it
down one line. It then copies the selected format on
right hand side into the vacated position.
The Delete button removes the selected format from
the left hand column. All formats below the deleted
format move up.
Pressing the Move button lets you move the selected
format in the left hand column to another position
in the list. The format is moved by rotating the top
knob. Pressing the “Move” button a second time will
leave the format in the new position.
Pressing the Remove button lets you delete the for-
mat file that is selected in the right hand column.
This will erase the entire contents of the file from
non-volatile memory. Since this operation can de-
stroy a lot of programming work, an on-screen
message will ask you to confirm the removal of the
file. Pressing the Yes or OK button will erase the
file. Pressing the No or Cancel button will abort the
removal operation.
Pressing the Modify button activates the format editor
for the format that is selected in the right hand
column. You can use this feature to check and modify
a format before adding it to the knob directory.
Exiting the format editor will automatically return
you to the format knob directory editor.
Pressing the Done button saves the edited list and
exits the editor.