Specifications
D5200 Programmer Operation Manual
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Copying a Record
To copy a record (save it under a different name):
1. Select a product handler from the Product Handlers level using the red ↓ or ↑ keys, and
press the red ENTER GROUP key.
2. Select COPY using the red ↓ or ↑ keys, and press the red ENTER GROUP key. The COPY
display appears (see Figure 15).
COPY
FROM: RESIDENTIAL4
TO: RESIDENTIAL7
Figure 15: COPYING A RECORD
3. Type in the
exact
name of the record to be copied in the FROM field. Press the white
ENTER key .
4. Type in the name of the new record (up to 12 characters) in the TO field and press the
white ENTER key. The message RECORD COPIED indicates that the record has been
copied. The cursor remains in the COPY display, allowing the record to be saved
(duplicated) under another name.
RECORD EXISTS: If a record has already been saved under the title entered in the TO
field, the message RECORD EXISTS is displayed. Type in a different title for the new
record.
RECORD NOT FOUND: This message is displayed if the name typed in the FROM field
does not match any record titles on the current disk. The FROM title must exactly match
the title of the record stored on the current disk. The title can be verified by exiting the
COPY display and viewing the list of records. If the record title is not displayed, it may be
stored on a different disk. See
Changing the Disk
section in the
Disk Operations
chapter.
Programmer Tips – Copying from Disk to Disk
A disk can be specified in the FROM and TO fields by preceding the record titles with the
disk designators A: or B: (see Figure 16). If no disk is specified, the current disk is assumed.
See the
Disk Operations
section for a definition of "current disk".
NOTE: The product
handler associated with the record must be present on the TO disk before the record
can be copied.
5. Press the red EXIT GROUP key to return to the Product Handler level.
COPY
FROM: B:COMMERCIAL3
TO: A:COMMERCIAL1
Figure 16: COPYING – SPECIFYING DISKS