TOPIC:  SETUP PROCEDURE DIFFERENCE  60 / 99 / 150 / 160

DATE:   04/01/91

PRODUCT:        WY-160, WY-99GT, WY-60 **ALERT

THE ISSUE:
        Comparison of methods for saving FUNCTION/EDIT keys

RESOLUTION:
        The WY160, when reprogramming FUNCTION or EDIT keys, places the
        information directly into " saved " memory.  The operator or
        program which has done the programming does not need to do a
        " SAVE ALL " to have the information present in that key upon
        power-on.

        The WY60 and WY99GT both would place the reprogramming information
        into a " temporary " memory space, and the operator or program
        would have to do a " SAVE ALL " to have the information present
        in that key upon power-on.

        -->     IF YOUR CALLER HAS A PROGRAM WRITTEN FOR THE WY60 OR
        WY99GT WHICH TAKES ADVANTAGE OF THIS FEATURE TO " TEMPORARILY "
        LOAD THE KEY, AND THEN " RESTORE "  THE PREVIOUSLY SAVED VALUES,
        IT WILL NOT WORK !

        On the WY160 you will need to re-enter the information which
        was previously resident in the key.

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