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After performing a measurement, it is saved to memory by pressing the MEM key. The MEM icon blinks. The
application proposes an empty object and test for storing this measurement.
Example: object 1 and test 4 are displayed:
01 : 04.
OBJ : TEST
The "test" units figure blinks; you can then change the object and test numbers using the arrow keys.
FREE is displayed when the location is free,
OCC is displayed when the location is already taken.
After choosing the measurement's memory location, pressing the MEM key validates memory storage in a
FREE location. In an OCC location, the OCC message blinks to warn the user that this memory location is
already taken. The program thus requests that the user confirm the storage action by pressing the MEM key
again before storing the value in this location. The former measurement value stored in this location will be
deleted to make way for the new measurement value.
b) Stored Measurement Memory Display or Delete Menu
The following five sub-menus are proposed in the "MEM" menu:
Display the memory occupation percentage.
E.g.: 012.32 = 12.32% of the memory is occupied.
An icon is drawn on the right-hand side of the display as the memory fills up, and looks
like this when it is full:
Print the stored measurements. The PRINT icon is displayed.
Refer to the MEM R command described below to choose a test memory.
Delete all of the stored measurements.
The program requires a DEL Y confirmation sequence to complete this function.
Pressing the PROG key or choosing DEL N will stop this function from completing.
Deleting all of the measurements stored in an object.
The program requires that the user choose the object.
The program requires a DEL Y confirmation sequence to complete this function.
Pressing the PROG key or choosing DEL N will stop this function from completing.
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