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3.8 Memory functions
If you want to modify the contents of a memory location, the contents of the memory location must be
transferred to the receiver with RCL (see "SAVE and RCL keys (memory functions)" on page 16),
modified with the hardkeys or softkeys in RX-CONF (see "RX-CONF (receiver configuration)" on page
36) and stored again with SAVE.
The SAVE and RCL (recall) keys are used to read and write receiver states from and to the 1000
memory locations.
The setting and resetting of memory locations is handled by softkeys in the M-CONF menu.
The display window for the memory locations also contains a symbol with features that indicate whether
the memory location is full, or empty, or set, or not set, for polling (see "Symbols" on page 11).
3.9 Menu-control keys
The SEL key is used to select parameters in the configuration menu.
Toggle and increment or decrement functions can be operated by means of the spinwheel.
3.9.1 Softkeys
The functions of the softkeys are determined by the current menu status. The softkey labelling is
provided by the LCD field above each key.
3.9.2 Escape (ESC)
When the ESC key is pressed once, one step is taken up the menu tree.
This key is used to abort the editor.
Temporary windows (eg error messages) are also closed.
3.9.3 Select key (SEL)
The SEL key is used to select parameters in the configuration menu.
When a configuration menu is entered, the selector always jumps to the parameter which was edited
last.
The short designation of the selected parameter (eg F-START, F-STOP, F-STEP, T_DWELL,
T_SIGNAL etc) is displayed in the spinwheel selector window, provided that the spinwheel functions
have not been cancelled with LOCK.
If LOCK has been activated and the editor has been started by entering a number, the selector is
nevertheless displayed in the spinwheel window provided that the editor is open.
If the spinwheel is turned in that state, LOCK flashes.
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