Does it automatically clear both memories when the top is closed?
644011
The whole calculator is shut off automatically after 8 minutes of idleness, to save battery. So the memory is only going to be good for 8 minutes, not all day. If you need the number all day, it might be easiest to just put it on a Post-It.
644012
Excuse me ,lol....Yes it does have an "C" & "AC" Button to clear as you asked ....I just gave my casio an quick look again....sorry...
644013
NO............you must press the on button again ,is all I do......... Great little device also..
644014
Got this for my husband and I'm not sure if he has actually used it yet. That's why I haven't responded sooner, sorry
644015
I just checked mine. Let me make sure I understand your question - I entered a number into memory, hit AC (all clear), closed the lid, snapped it shut. When I reopened it, the M symbol still showed in the upper left hand, and the MR restored the number I put into memory. It didn't "dump" that stored number until I hit the MC button. Hope this helps! ~Laura
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I just checked mine. Let me make sure I understand your question - I entered a number into memory, hit AC (all clear), closed the lid, snapped it shut. When I reopened it, the M symbol still showed in the upper left hand, and the MR restored the number I put into memory. It didn't "dump" that stored number until I hit the MC button. Hope this helps!~Laura
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Sadly it doesn't, but i like how you think! You can record till the card's full and then you need to manually delete before you can record any more. Tell the guys from ION to include it in the next one!
1355812
It does turn off u can only use one or the other. They can't be used at the same time
1003814
Yes it does "remember" most settings. After a power failure, all settings remain except the date and time.
2090156
It does have a memory The way, power on and off is the way I use it. Check out the first 6 function settings I use #3
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Note - one of the comments was "reboot every week", and this is true, you can set it to reboot every day or every thursday etc, but that will NOT delete the recordings, it just reboots the system. To overwrite the recordings so it's a continuous loop (always removing the oldest ones to replace with the newest ones) you can set that in the config.
1532758
No it won't, my system is configure to overwrite when hard drive it full but it is just stop record, I reboot couple time and it just stop record when hard drive is full
2235923
No it doesn't. You have to erase the card once it's full or every now and then. Depending on the amount of activity, I do mine about once a week (I got this reply from my niece who uses her system 24/7.) Hope this helps.
521692
As far as I can tell, it remembers where you were the last time you used "Music" (which MP3 file) or "Radio" (which FM station), but it will not bring you back automatically to, let's say "Music", if that is what you used it for the last time.
1119232
It does not, I'm afraid. It does, however, lock up and forget settings very often.
1671799
yes. if you stop a disc and don't open the lid, the next time you push play it will resume where you left off. it resumes at the exact second where you pushed stop.
885349
Yes, it does remember the last volume used when you turn it back on. Like I said in my review, one of the very few downsides to this speaker is the volume buttons share the same buttons as the previous/next so you have to hold the button for a second or two for the volume to change. Hope this helps.
1218060
No, all the memory will be there when you turn off the power. If you restore the ipod through iTunes, it will delete everything. Hope this helps!
486444
Not that I'm aware of, no. Choosing one option automatically deselects the other.
1449584
Yes, it WILL overwrite old data when the SD card becomes full. Additionally, it will resume recording when power is lost and resumes.
803361
Yes! Even if you stopped one disc and then changed to another disc. The unit remember where each disc was stopped and will ask you if you want to resume.
325475
no, it creates a new video file for every block, it will just tell you memory full when you run out of memory it will not delete anything.