Inserting A Phase - GIRBAU HS-6013 Operation Instructions Manual

8.1.4. Inserting a phase.

Permits inserting a new phase before or after the phase selected.
The content of the inserted phase by default is the same as that of a new phase being programmed.
The numbering of the program phases is automatically modified.
Select the function.
Inserting a phase before the phase selected.
Inserting a phase after the phase selected
Confirm the selection. The program is ready again to modify the inserted phase.
8.1.5. Erasing the phase selected.
Eliminates the phase selected.
The numbering of the program phases is automatically modified.
Select the operation and confirm the selection. Erasure of the phase is immediate.
8.2. COPYING A PROGRAM INTO AN EMPTY PROGRAM.
Permits copying the content of a program recorded into an empty program.
The original program can be a program created by the user or one of the twenty programs pre-set into the
memory of the microprocessor.
The program coming from the copy can be modified following the indications in section 8.1.
Copying a program.
Starting at the main menu (section 4.1), select the icon corresponding to the PROGRAMMING
mode (section 6.3). The icons of the distinct menus will appear.
Select the MODIFICATION icon.
The icons of the distinct modification options will appear.
Consult general map of the MODIFICATION menu in initial section of chapter 8.
Select the COPY icon. The program list will appear.
The original program will blink at the icon on the upper left side.
Select the program that you want to modify. Confirm the selection.
The list of free programs will appear. The target program will blink at the icon on the
upper left side.
The first program available appears by default. However, selecting any of the free
programs is possible.
Select the target program. Confirm the selection.
The machine is ready again to modify the program coming from the copy.
To abandon the option, access the previous menu by pressing the key ---↵---.
Modifying programs
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