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6-22 Chapter 6: Programming
Model 801GC, 801GF & 801GX¥Rev. A
fault custom image. This image is used a starting
point to creating you own custom images. Any user
created custom images in non-volatile memory are
at the bottom of the list.
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 image in the
left hand column and all of the images below it down
one line. It then copies the selected image on right
hand side into the vacated position.
❖ The current firmware does not allow entering a
secondary version of a built-in image to the list.
The primary version will need to be first selected
during normal operation. Pressing the “Image”
button will then select the secondary version.
The Delete button removes the selected image from
the left hand column. All images below the deleted
image move up.
Pressing the Move button lets you move the selected
image in the left hand column to another position
in the list. The image is moved by rotating the top
knob. Pressing the Move button a second time will
leave the image in the new position.
If a custom image is currently selected in the right
hand column, pressing the Remove button lets you
delete that image file. This will erase the entire con-
tents of the file from non-volatile memory. Since this
operation can destroy 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 without erasing the
file.
If a custom image is currently selected in the right
hand column, pressing the Modify button activates
the image editor for that image. You can use this
feature to check and modify an image before add-