Running program 59, I was trying to change the flexible button assignments, but I chose the wrong first # and it created a new console when I tried to set those values. Anyway to delete the extra consoles? Now there are 3, and for some reason my outgoing calls no longer work. I would appreciate a response as soon as possible...

For more information, here is what the setup looks like in the PRGALL file...

56 000-089 1
57
58 1 032
58 2 1-4 $0000
58 4 1-4 123456
58 5 1-4
59 1 1 243:242:241:258:260:259:261:257:262:295:293:296:
59 1 2 000:*010:*011:298:294:487:496:497:*013:297:299:439:
59 2 1 *010:*011:*012:*013:*014:*015:*016:*017:*018:*019:*020:*021:
59 2 2 *022:*023:*024:*025:*026:*027:*028:*029:*030:*031:*032:*033:
59 3-4 1 243:242:241:258:260:259:261:257:262:295:293:296:
59 3-4 2 000:*010:*011:298:294:*012:496:497:*013:297:299:439:


Here is the original..

56 000-089 1
57
58 1 032
58 2 1-4 $0000
58 4 1-4 123456
58 5 1-4
59 1-4 1 243:242:241:258:260:259:261:257:262:295:293:296:
59 1-4 2 000:*010:*011:298:294:487:496:497:*013:297:299:439:

Much shorter, and you can see how it doesn' have all those extra consoles...

Have you tried program 90 to reset program 59 to default?

Ahhh, you can initialize specific programs with Prog 90. Okay, thanks. I ended up just uploading the original PRGALL file to the system and that worked, but was wondering if there was an easyway to reset a prog to defaults like this. Thanks again. I thought it would just initialize all programs to defaults.