Biometra TRIO Creating, editing and saving programs
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Insert Step
By using the Insert Step button the Edit Step function (see section "Edit parameter or
step" p. 48) is activated. Set the parameters for the new step.
Note: The new step is inserted at the selected program step. If for example step 3 is se-
lected, the new step will be inserted at step 3. The existing step 3 is not overwritten, but
instead step 3 and all following steps will be moved one position higher. This means,
the existing step 3 will become step 4, step 4 will become step 5 and so on.
Note: If the new step is inserted to an existing loop, the number of steps within the loop
increases, whereas the number of cycles remains the same.
7.8 Delete step
To delete a step, select a program step in the Biometra TRIO programming screen (see
Fig. 16 and Fig. 17) and press
Delete Step
Note: If a step is deleted, all following steps will be moved one position lower. If for ex-
ample step 3 is deleted, step 4 will become step 3, step 5 will become step 4 and so on.
Note: If the step is deleted in an existing loop, the number of steps within the loop is re-
duced, whereas the number of cycles remains the same.
7.9 Save program
To save a program, press the Done button.
Done
On the Biometra TRIO spreadsheet or graphical programming screen. In the next pro-
gram overview screen (see Fig. 25), touch the corresponding buttons to select a user di-
rectory and a program storage location.
If the number of user directories or programs is higher than the maximum number that
can be displayed in the list, the buttons above and below the list can be used to scroll up
and down.
Note: The user directory of the logged in user is automatically preselected.
Note: If a new program is to be saved, the first free storage location in the directory of
the currently logged in user is automatically selected. However, the storage location can
be changed using the cursor keys above and below the lists. If the selected storage loca-
tion is already in use, the stored program will not be overwritten; instead this program
and all other following programs will be moved one position higher. The storage
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