Section 5 — Storage
ENSONIQ DP/4+ Reference Manual 3
Saving Presets
Presets can be named and saved into any RAM location (preset numbers 00 through 49) using the
following procedure:
To Name and Save a Preset
1. Press the {EDIT} button (the Edit LED should be on).
2. Press the {WRITE} button. The top line of the display will show one of four different screens:
Write to 1U Pset Write to 4U Pset
This shows that you are saving a 1 Unit Preset. This shows that you are saving a 4 Unit Preset.
Write to 2U Pset Write to Config
This shows that you are saving a 2 Unit Preset. This shows that you are saving a Config Preset.
The 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}. The rules which govern
this are the same as in Select mode. You can write to the type of preset that you can select in
the current config.
3. 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 replaced.
Once you have selected the internal location into which the preset will be written (or saved),
you can then edit (change) the name of the new preset.
4. Press the {WRITE} button again. The top line of the display will show one of four different
screens, depending on what type of preset you’re saving:
Edit 1U PsetName Edit 4U PsetName
This shows that you are naming a 1 Unit Preset. This shows that you are naming a 4 Unit Preset.
Edit 2U PsetName Edit Config Name
This shows that you are naming a 2 Unit Preset. This shows that you are naming a Config Preset.
The name that appears on the bottom line of the display is usually the name of the last
selected preset. At this point, you should change the name to better describe the preset that
you are saving. The bottom line of the display has 16 spaces to create your own name. The
display looks something like this:
Edit 4U PsetName
O
ld Preset Name
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Cursor (underline) beneath first alpha-numeric character
5. Use the {<} and {>} buttons to move the cursor left and right, and the Data Entry Knob to
change the alpha-numeric characters at the current cursor position.
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