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(7) MEMORY CALL
This is used to check the information stored in memory.
It has no effect on the programs being executed and tape
deck operation. To cancel memory call, press the ME-
MORY key. When the CE/RESET key is pressed while
the memory is recalled by pressing the MEMORY CALL
key, the information in the memory is reset and cleared.
a. Recalling the programs
The preset programs can be recalled when the SE-
LECTOR switch is in the PROGRAM position and
the PROGRAM MODE switch is in the SINGLE or
REPEAT position. For example, if programs are pre-
set in the RAM in the order of 4, 5, 3, 2 and 1 and
the MEMORY CALL key is pressed, the memory is
recalled and the display is as shown in the Table be-
low. In this example, the indication is clear from the
6th position, indicating that all the programs have
been executed. If no programs are stored in the me-
mory, the indication goes off when the MEMORY
CALL key is pressed.
Table 5-2 Program call and indication (example)
Memory call | 46 ana [ara [ah st 6th |7th| sth] 9th
pressed :
Indication 04 105 |03 |02 | 01 | Cleared|04 | 05 |03
b. Recalling the counter memory
The information in the counter memory is recalled,
with PROGRAM MODE . . . OFF/CA, SELECTOR
.. . COUNTER, COUNTER MEMORY .. . PLAY/
STOP or PLAY/REPEAT.
The start count and stop count informations are
recalled and displayed alternately each time the
MEMORY CALL key is pressed. When no informa-
tion is stored in the memory, the display is ‘‘000’’.
c. Recalling the timer settings
The timer-on time and timer-off time are recalled
and indicated alternately each time the MEMORY
CALL key is pressed while the SELECTOR switch is
in the TIMER SET position. The LEDs in the TI-
MER/ON and TIMER/OFF keys will light alternately
to indicate which memory is recalled. If the POWER
switch is OFF and the timer start is in the standby
mode, the memory recall function is not done. If
the TIMER switch ($503) position is changed when
recalling timer-on or timer-off timer memory, the
memory recall is reset and the actual time is indi-
cated.
(8) TIMER/ON, OFF, TIMER
These 3 keys are used to set the timer.
a. TIMER/ON
Press this key when setting the timer start time.
The start time can be set only when the SELECTOR
switch is in the TIMER SET position. When the time
is set, the LED above the key will light.
b. TIMER/OFF
Press this key when setting the timer stop time.
The stop time can be set only when the SELECTOR
switch is in the TIMER SET position. When the
time is set, the LED above the key will light.
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c. TIMER
This key is used to. start and stop the timer. Press.
the key and the LED above the key will light to
indicate that the timer is started. !f the TIMER/ON
or TIMER/OFF key or both are set, the LED above
each key will light. When the TIMER key is pressed
again, the LED goes off and the execution command
is cleared.
If the TIMER/ON or TIMER/OFF key is not set, the
LED will not light when the TIMER key is pressed
and the timer will not operate.
When either the TIMER/ON or TIMER/OFF key is
set, the timer starts operating when the TIMER key
pressed regardless of the positions of the COUNTER
MEMORY, selector and PROGRAM MODE switches,
thus executing the timer operation. (Timer recording
is not performed unless the COUNTER MEMORY is
OFF and the PROGRAM MODE is OFF/CA.}
(9) 1—0
These keys are used to set program number, timer and
count signals.
a. For example the figures ‘’4, 3, 2, 1’’ can be set by
pressing the keys 4, 3, 2 and 1 in that order.
To set figures ‘‘5:30’’, press the keys 5, 3-and 0 in
that order.
b. In setting the count or timer, a maximum of 4 figures
can be keyed in. In setting the program number, a
maximum of 2 figures. Excess key-in is refused by
the microcomputer.
c. If two or more keys are pressed, only the figure de-
signated by the key first pressed is input. No signals
are input by other keys while one key is depressed.
When the signal is input, the count, time and se-
quence are indicated in the display. When the figures
indicated are stored in the memory of the micro-
computer by pressing the MEMORY key, the setting
is completed.
(10) MEMORY
This key is used to store the figures preset in the display
in the memory of the microcomputer. It is also used
to reset in the memory recall operation.
NOTE: All the figures preset in the display may not be
stored in the memory because of “‘error” or “overflow”
(refer to section 5-3 ‘“‘CLOCK SET, PROGRAM").
(11) CE/RESET
This is the CLEAR ENTRY/RESET key. It is used to
clear, indicate and reset the information stored in the
memory. For details, refer to section 5-2 and sub-
sequent sections.