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Signal-10 Programming

Delete Key

The term ‘delete’ can have two meanings for keys in the UProg Configuration Tools. A key can be

physically deleted from the device memory, or can be marked as ‘deleted’ when the key descriptor is

excluded from the list of keys but is stored in the device memory and can be easily restored.

To delete all keys physically from the device memory, select the

button from the toolbar at the

Keys tab. The deleted key cannot be restored.

In order to delete any key descriptor from the list of keys (to mark the key as ‘deleted’) select this key

in the list and click on the

button. If the Show Deleted Keys switch is set on (the but-

ton is sunken) then the descriptors of ‘deleted’ keys are shown with grey text; otherwise the ‘deleted’

keys are hidden.

In order to restore a ‘deleted’ key select it in the list of keys (the Show Deleted Keys switch must be

set on) and click on the

button.

Operations with the List of Keys

UProg Configuration Tool offers some additional utilities to operate keys.

The list of keys can be exported to a textual file or MS Word file by means of the

button. If

keys are written to an MS Word file, the keys are written along with all programmed attributes, while if

keys are written to a text file, only key codes, names and order number in the list are recorded.

The UProg is supplied with two find commands, namely – the Find Key Duplicates

(to find all

the keys which have the same code but different descriptors) and Find Key

(to find key de-

scriptors by the given code).

Besides, UProg is supplied with the Defragment Key Memory tool (the

button) intended for

reordering the list of keys and the defragmenting the device key memory. Use this command to facili-

tate key handling and to clear the device memory from the keys which are marked as deleted if the list

of keys are full (the last key in the list has the number 85). The algorithm of defragmentation works by

the principle of replacing the first found ‘deleted’ key by an active key. Thus, the numbers of the keys

in the list after defragmentation will differ.

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