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WCS-7100 Radio Programmer Help 22
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3 Using the Programmer - Overview
The Programmer is designed to be used in conjunction with the manual for the radio.
The Programmer provides easy feature configuration while the written manual provides
an explanation of a feature and its use.
Working with Programming Files
The radio Programmer has the ability to work on more than one file at a time. These
can be files for the same radio or for different radios: even radios from different
manufacturers.
You can copy and paste frequencies from one file to another. This added feature makes
it even easier to create new files as you take pre-programmed memory information
from other files.
The name of the file currently being edited is shown in the title bar at the top of the
window. If the file has not yet been named, "Untitled #" appears. The "#" increments
when multiple new files are being worked on.
Note: Untitled #, the default filename, should not be used for
permanent file storage. Even if you work in this file, be sure to enter a
different filename when you save.
The file being edited is referred to in this Help as the current file.
Creating a New Programming File
Just like in any other editor, there are several ways to create a new cloning file.
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You can open an existing file, save it with a different filename.
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You can use the File | New command as a starting point for a new "blank"
file. This file begins with default information for the radio. The "default'
information you see in the file is the same as what was in your radio when
you bought it new.
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Another way to create a data file is to upload the contents of the radio with
the Communications | Get Data From Radio menu command. After
executing this command, the current file will reflect the memory channels