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Copying a File
(JOB 4: COPY)
The job 4 function, Copy, is used when you want to copy recorded data to another
disk in units of one file. It is also possible to copy files to the free memory space
remaining on the same disk.
* The disk to which you want to copy must have sufficient free memory space
to accommodate the data volume to be copied. Also note that it is not possible
to copy to a disk that has not yet been initialized (formatted) or whose erasure
protection tabs have been broken out.
x If the disk to which you are copying already contains data, the copied data will
have the file number following that of the existing data.
* If you wish to copy all file data of a disk, refer to page 18 for details on "Copying
Disks".
1
Press the FILE key to enter File mode.
2
Use the INC or
DEC key in order to display the
number of the file you wish
to copy.
3
Press the JOB key to enter Job mode.
4
Select job 4. To do so, press the INC or DEC key until the display alternately
shows "J" and "4".
5
Press the YES key to obtain the following display.
Pressing YES displays...
Then...
Binks P
OK?
..the
display
blinks,
showing
the
above symbol.
6
Remove the disk you are copying from and insert the disk you want to copy
to. If you are copying to a new file on the same disk, leave the disk as it is and
continue with the next step.
7
Press the YES key to execute copying.
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