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Chapter 11 – Memory management 55
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11.3.1 Erasing the memory
Use
MODE
> Memory - erasing all memory to erase the entire tuning memory. A warning is issued before the
information is erased. The device does not erase the tuning memory until you confirm again by pressing
ENTER
. This
can take a few seconds. The device then issues a message that the process is complete.
11.3.2 Erasing a memory location
This function can be used to erase a continuous block of memory locations or an individual memory location within the
tuning memory.
Access this function via
MODE
> Memory > Erasing memory location. The device first asks for the first location to be
erased. After you confirm with
ENTER
, the device asks for the last location. If the first and last numbers refer to the
same memory location, only one memory location is deleted. The device issues a warning before erasing anything in
either case. Acknowledge the warning by pressing
ENTER
, at which point the device erases the memory location(s).
Afterwards, the device confirms that the process is complete.
11.3.3 Sorting the memory
This function can be used to sort the entire tuning memory according to a variety of criteria.
Sorting by frequency:
To sort the memory by ascending frequency, enter:
MODE
> Memory > Sorting memory > According frequency.
Sorting by range:
To sort the memory by DVB-S (beginning) and DVB-S2, enter:
MODE
> Memory > Sorting Memory > According range.
Sorting by satellite:
This option sorts the memory by satellite positions. However, it is only available for SAT memories with DiSEqC. To
access the function, enter:
MODE > Memory > Sorting memory > According position.
Sorting the memory can take a few seconds. The device does not respond during this time. A message is issued once
the process is complete.
11.3.4 Memory protection
This function can be used to protect the entire tuning memory, groups of memory locations, or individual memory
locations. This prevents a memory location from being overwritten by mistake.
Access via
MODE
> Memory > Protection memory. Similar to the description in section “Erasing a memory location”,
the device asks for the first and last memory location to be protected. Press ENTER to start the process. The device
issues a message when the process is complete. The next section explains how to disable memory protection.
Memory locations marked with (*) are protected.
11.3.5 Disable memory protection
Use this function to disable an existing memory protection.
Access via MODE > Memory > Disable memory protection. This is done in the same way as when activating memory
protection. The device confirms that protection has been disabled with a corresponding message.
11.3.6 Memory export
Use this function to copy the entire tuning memory onto a USB memory device as a “mem” file.
Access via
MODE > Memory > Export all memory.