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Logic Memory has 4 screws, 2 big and 2 small as well as two data ports. The left screws (when you can read "Memory" on the front face upright) will increment the memory unit by 100 (from the large screw), 10 (from ctrl-clicking the large screw), and the small screw will increment by 1 (from the small screw), and .1 (from ctrl-clicking the small screw). Similarly, the two screws on the right of the memory unit will decrement by 100, 10, 1, and .1 respectively. | Logic Memory has 4 screws, 2 big and 2 small as well as two data ports. The left screws (when you can read "Memory" on the front face upright) will increment the memory unit by 100 (from the large screw), 10 (from ctrl-clicking the large screw), and the small screw will increment by 1 (from the small screw), and .1 (from ctrl-clicking the small screw). Similarly, the two screws on the right of the memory unit will decrement by 100, 10, 1, and .1 respectively. | ||
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This article requires more information, and only provides the bare minimum knowledge required to understand the memory unit Logic Memory has 4 screws, 2 big and 2 small as well as two data ports. The left screws (when you can read "Memory" on the front face upright) will increment the memory unit by 100 (from the large screw), 10 (from ctrl-clicking the large screw), and the small screw will increment by 1 (from the small screw), and .1 (from ctrl-clicking the small screw). Similarly, the two screws on the right of the memory unit will decrement by 100, 10, 1, and .1 respectively.