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5.5 Store/Recall Screens<br />

6870 Freezer/Mill<br />

The STORE/RECALL screen is shown in Figure 10. In this example, only Preset Program 0 has<br />

been stored and named. Once Preset Programs 0-4 have been stored, additional programs can<br />

be stored by touching MORE. This brings up a second STORE/RECALL screen, where Preset<br />

Programs 5-9 can be stored. To return from the second STORE/RECALL screen to the first,<br />

touch RETURN. To exit from the first STORE/RECALL screen, touch RETURN to go back to the<br />

CURRENT SETTINGS screen.<br />

A stored program retains the settings for number of cycles, precool time, run time, and cool<br />

time between cycles. Be sure to adjust the rate to the desired setting whenever recalling a<br />

stored program.<br />

Figure 10 - Store/Recall Screen<br />

5.5.1 Storing a new program<br />

To store the program in the SETTINGS screen as Preset Program 1, touch Store to the left of<br />

PRESET 1. To label this program, touch Label. This will bring up the KEYBOARD screen, a<br />

simplified version of the standard keyboard on a computer. In addition to number and letter<br />

keys, this keyboard has two symbol keys (#, %) and six function keys (SHIFT, SPACE, BACK,<br />

CLEAR, ENTER, and CANCEL).<br />

As the letters/numbers are touched, they appear above the keyboard in a mini-screen with a<br />

centered cursor.<br />

The SHIFT key allows the user to shift back and forth from upper case to lower case. The<br />

default is upper case. Touch SHIFT to switch to lower case. Then touch ENTER to revert to<br />

upper case.<br />

Page 17 of 36 SPEX SamplePrep LLC March 2012

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