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5. SAVING AND RECALLING SETTINGS
5.2 Recalling Settings
The setting conditions saved to the setting memory can be recalled for use.
The setting recall operation is done on the Recall Memory screen.
At shipping, the same contents as the initial settings are saved to all the setting memories.
a) Setting recall procedure
1.
Press the
MENU
MENU key to display
the top menu window. In this window,
select [Recall Memory] and then press
the
ENTER
ENTER key to display the
Recall Memory screen.
2.
In the Recall Memory screen, select
the [Memory No.] field in the top left
part of the screen and then press the
ENTER
ENTER key to open the field
for inputting the number of the setting
memory to be recalled.
3.
Increment/decrement the setting
memory number with the up/
down arrow keys or the modify
knob.
The specified setting memory number
and setting name are displayed in
highlight in the left part of the screen.
An outline of the setting saved to
the setting memory of the specified
number is displayed in the right part of
the screen.
4.
Select the number of the setting
memory to be recalled and then press
the
ENTER
ENTER key to close the
setting memory number input field.
5.
Press the [Recall] soft key to open
the dialog box for checking the recall
operation.
To execute recall, select [OK] and
then press the
ENTER
ENTER key.
Recall is executed and the current
setting contents are replaced with the
recalled setting contents.
In the top menu,
select [Recall
Memory] and
then press the
ENTER key.
An outline of the
setting in the
specified setting
memory number
is displayed.
The specified setting memory number and the setting
name are displayed in highligh.
Select [Memory No.] in the top left of the screen and
then press the ENTER key to open the field for
inputting the number of the setting memory to be
recalled.
Select [OK] and
then press the
ENTER key to
execute recall.
Press the [Recall]
soft key to open
the dialog box for
checking the
recall operation.