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DigiCart/II Plus Owner's Manual Operating Instructions • 57
Find Operations
By using the alphanumeric keyboard, you can instantly find any cut by name or ID. RC-210/220
users can find cuts or stacks by ID number. Cuts in the current directory only require entry of their
cut number or name. However, a search by name will search all directories. You may also find
them by typing only as much of their name as makes them unique. For example: If there is a cut
named "BOSTON" and another named "BOND", BOS <ENTER> will find the first and BON
<ENTER> will find the other. This search progresses from the currently selected cut, so if there is
more than one cut with the same or similar names, subsequent FIND operations will find each one
in turn.
NOTE: For cuts in other directories, use the full four-number Identifier. “S” indicated the Stack
Directory. For cuts on other drives, use the full five-number Identifier. The " . " separator is not
needed with the FIND function.
Find can be used in the process of creating a Quickstack. Please see CHAPTER FOUR–Stack
Mode.
Using The FIND Mode
RC-205
Press the RC-205's FIND (F5) key. The display will show:
FIND (BLINKING CURSOR)
HH:MM:SS 48K AC-2
Information on the bottom line pertains to the currently selected cut. Use the alpha or number keys
to select cut. Use the S key when finding I.D. Numbers in the Stack Directory.
RC-210/220
1. Press a sequence of gray number keys on the RC-210/220 keypad. The RC display
will show:
FIND CUT (NUMBERS PRESSED)
HH:MM:SS 48K AC-2
The information on the bottom line pertains to the currently selected cut.
2. Press the ENTER button.
The screen will display information about the newly selected cut.
3. Press PLAY to play the cut or enter it into a stack (see Quickstack in the next
Chapter). Repeat as necessary for Follow-On Play.
T HE RC-210/220 S TACK D IR K EY
Find operations on the RC-210/220 are expedited by use of the stack DIR key. Instead of using the
SELECT control or POSITION arrows to move to the Stack Directory, you may find a stack as
follows: