Loading a Program File

Although you can run a program without loading it into program memory, you might want to load the program to list or edit it. When you load a program file, the entire program memory is cleared, and the file is copied into program memory starting at program step 0000.

Procedure

To load a program file into program memory:
  1. Make sure program memory does not contain a program you may need later.
  2. Press [ FILES ] to display the FILE STORAGE menu.
  3. 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 current directory.

    The calculator displays:
    D_WZMdI8
  4. Press { PGM }.

    The calculator displays the following. (If you selected the cartridge as the current directory, the name of the cartridge is shown instead of MEM.)
    D_7yN3sv
  5. Enter the same three-character name you used to save the program file and press { ENT }.

    The calculator displays:
    D_FPKAnd(where aaa is the name of the file)

Example

Use the following sequence of keystrokes to load the program you saved back into program memory.

Procedure

Press

Display

Load a file[ FILES ]
{ GET }		D_WZMdI8
Specify that the file is a program{ PGM }D_7yN3sv
File name is SPLSPL
{ENT}		D_k68LDx
After loading the program file, you can use the learn mode to confirm it has been loaded into program memory.

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