Restoring Your File; Saving Your Edits; Review; Session 20: Programming A Memory Device - Data I/O UniSite-xpi User Manual

3. Getting Started
Inserting

Restoring Your File

Saving Your Edits

Review

Session 20: Programming a Memory Device

Before You Begin

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To turn on insert mode, press C
indicator on the bottom of the screen. With this indicator lit, every
character typed will be inserted at the cursor and all following characters
will be pushed to the right.
The third and last correction is adding the word UniSite-xpi before the
period below the word loaded. Move the cursor on top of the period and
type
UniSite-xpi
If you are not satisfied with your edits and you want to restore the
current screen of data, press C
screen of data to the state it was in after the last save.
Note: When you move to another block, all edits are saved.
Save your edits if you are satisfied with them. Press F2 to save your edits
and return to the previous menu.
Note: When you exit the Edit screen or move to another block, all edits are saved.
If you are saving to RAM, there is no way to recall the original data file
once you save an edited data file.
In this Session, you learned how to edit a data file stored in RAM. To
access UniSite-xpi's built-in editor, press M, E, E from the Main Menu.
Then, from the Edit Programmer Memory screen, select R to edit RAM.
Once you are in the editor, you can edit data in either its hex
representation or its ASCII representation. Press T
the two modes.
The editor defaults to overtype mode, but it can also operate in insert
mode. Press C + T to toggle between the two modes.
TRL
After making edits to a page of data, you can restore the page to its
original condition by pressing C
This Session shows you how to use UniSite-xpi to program a memory
device.
Make sure you have completed Session 1, an introduction to the
UniSite-xpi interface.
+ T. This will light up the insert
TRL
+ U. UniSite-xpi restores the current
TRL
to toggle between
AB
+ U.
TRL
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