Eclipse User Manual
Release 1.10.1 Page 29 of 58 Eclipse User Manual
Removing ALL Your Saved Programs
You can remove all your internal programs in one fell swoop by pressing
SETUP page 3 SERVICE page 2 <CLEAR> <YES>. This will not affect pro-
grams saved on the memory card.
Checking free space in internal memory or a card
So find out how much of the internal memory has been used (or is free), go
to SETUP page 3 SERVICE (free mem).
Copying and Protecting Programs
To copy a program, simply load it and then use PROGRAM page 2 SAVE AS to save it in a new location.
To protect all your programs from fumbling hands, turn SETUP MODES
(PROTECT) to On.
Naming Things – The Mechanics
It’s a lot easier to name something than it is to describe how to name something. Nevertheless, this manual is
all about descriptions, so let’s dive in.
You will often find yourself naming programs when you save them. We’ll
use this as an example. Press
PROGRAM page 2 SAVE AS NAME.
Use the knob to advance through a set of alphanumeric characters:
; : / ? > < , ; ` ~ | \ _ = + - } { ] [ ‘ ) ( * & ^ % $ # @ ! a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z space
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 . - %
or use the keypad to type in numbers. Each key cycles through its number plus three letters and a symbol
like this:
1= 1, A, B, C, :
2= 2, D, E, F, /
3= 3, G, H, I, ?
…and so on.
Use the
< #
##
# > soft key to move to the next position or the < "
""
" > soft key
to move back.
When you’re finished entering a new name, move “up a level” by pressing
the PROGRAM key. The new name will be saved only after you press
<SAVE>.
