Loading a Data File
When loading a data file, you specify the starting register into which the data is to be loaded - usually the same register from which the data was saved. The entire data file is loaded into memory, replacing the previous contents of the registers.
Procedure
To load a data file into data registers:- Make sure the data registers to be filled do not contain data you may need later.
- Press [ FILES ] to display the FILE STORAGE menu.
- Press { GET }. (If a Constant Memory cartridge is installed and you have file space partitioned, you must then select either the cartridge or the file space as the directory.)
The calculator displays:
- Press { REG }.
The calculator displays:
- Enter the lowest of the registers into which data is to be loaded and press { ENT }.
The calculator displays the following. (If you selected the cartridge as the current directory, the name of the cartridge is shown instead of MEM.)
- Enter the two characters you specified following the + when you saved the data file and press { ENT }.
The calculator displays a message confirming that the data has been read.
Example
Use the following sequence of keystrokes to load the three data values you saved into registers 020, 021, and 022. This example shows that you can load the data into a different series of registers than those from which they were saved.Procedure | Press | Display |
|---|---|---|
| Clear data registers | [ CLEAR ] [ 2nd ] [ CMS ] |  |
| Load a data file * | [ FILES ] { GET } { REG } |  |
| Specify register 020 | 20 { ENT } |  |
| Specify the file name +SP | SP { ENT } |  |
| Confirm load was OK | [ RCL ] 020 [ RCL ] 021 [ RCL ] 022 |    |
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