Partex PROMARK T-800 User Manual page 38

Number of characters that can be input
The printer can accept data input of totalling approximately 2500 characters on all pages com-
bined; if the printer's capacity is exceeded, the message "Not enough memory Character in-
put is no longer possible." appears. If this occurs, save all text data ( refer to "Saving charac-
ter data"
on the previous page, "Deleting all entered text"), and then continue inputting new characters.
You can also press [Page] to display the following display, where you can check how much space is
available.
Page Display
Page
Memory used
Currently used capacity
What is a page?
As used in relation to the printer, the term "page" has special meaning. The text entries "200V", "Pump
Room" and "A1" that were input in the procedure described on page 32 are actually input on three
separate pages. A new page is created automatically whenever you enter characters and press [Enter].
Page 1
200V
Viewing data from a previous page
POINTER
If there is a page preceding the currently displayed page, " " appears in the upper left corner of the
display. If you press the
displayed on the display, the display will change to show the character data from the preceding page.
You can also jump directly to the preceding page by pressing [Shift] + [
If there is a page that following the currently displayed page, "
the display. If you press the
rently displayed on the display, the display will change to show the character data from the next page.
You can also jump directly to the next page by pressing [Shift] + [
Indicates that there is
a page preceding the
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41 of 57
Free capacity
Page 2
Pump Room
Page break Page break
Press [Enter]. Press [Enter].
key and move the cursor to the left past the first character that is currently
key and move the cursor to the right past the last character that is cur-
Pump Room
current page.
Page 3
A1
" appears in the upper right corner of
].
Indicates that there is a
page following the cur-
rent page.
].