ENSONIQ DP/4 Musician's Manual

Section 7 - Storage
Saving Presets
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Presets are written (saved) using a two-step procedure:
1. Select the location where you wish to write the preset; and
2 Edit the preset name.
After you've created a preset, make sure that the DP / 4 is in Edit mode (the Edit LED should be
on). If it isn't, press the Edit button. Press the Write-Copy button. The top line of the display
will show one of four different screens:
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This shows that you are saving a 1 Unit preset. This shows that you are saving a 4 Unit preset.
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This shows that you are saving a 2 Unit preset. This shows that you are saving a Config preset.
The particular screen that appears and the type of preset that can be written is determined by the
current config and the unit that is active when you press Write-Copy. The rules which govern
this are the same as in Select mode. You can write what you can select in the current config.
Using the Data Entry Knob, choose a RAM location (preset numbers 00 through 49) for your new
preset. Notice that the LED numeric display shows the destination number where your preset will
be saved. The old preset in that location will be lost when it is replaced by the new preset. The
first 50 storage locations for each type of preset are user programmable (battery backed up).
Presets 50 to 99 are ROM (Read Only Memory) factory presets and cannot be selected.
- Press Cancel- Undo if you wish to exit from the writing procedure and return to Edit mode.
This may be necessary if the preset type is not what you expected to save. Make sure that the
Config LED is not on unless you wish to save a config preset.
ENSONIQ DP/4 Musician's Manual

ENSONIQ DP/4 Specifications

General

Brand	ENSONIQ
Model	DP/4
Category	Recording Equipment
Language	English