Casio CZ/ VZ/ FZ - Pro Series

Hi,

it's mentioned on page 64 of the CZ-1 manual you can download from Casio New 
Zealand. I had to do it once or twice when my CZ-1 had hickups due to a problem 
with the backlight.

Here's the procedure...

(1) While the power of the unit is off, press and hold down the INITIALIZE key 
and switch power on.

You should see a 

SYSTEM ALL 
Initialize (Y/N) 

on the display

(2) Press the YES Key in the Data Entry Section while holding down the INITIALIZE 
key. This procdedure initializes the entire internal memory of the CZ-1 to values 
of [...] 

You should see a

SYSTEM 
INITIALIZED !!

message on the display...

Yes, it's one of the cursor key.. :)

...Summa



On 5 Mar 2006 at 22:57, ibluvin69x3 wrote:

> Okay, if you could please excuse the late email. I really want to get 
> this going so, I found the "init" button but what button are you 
> talking about "pressing 'yes", where is it located exactly? The only 
> button that says "yes" is the cursor button, so can you tell me and 
> describe where? I hope you can help me, I've had this for awhile and 
> am getting to the point where I want to have it looked at by a tech 

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