KAYENNE — User Manual 355
ME Split Mode Operation
Master E-MEM Module
The Master E-MEM system controls ME partitions differently, depending
on the Kayenne system E-MEM Prefs settings.
If default settings are used (Boundary set to Primary, Partition set to None),
the Master E-MEM Module will not be able to control the Secondary parti
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tion of a split ME. Secondary partition E -MEM control is available from the
Local E-MEM Module.
Alternatively, Secondary partition control can be configured to be linked to
the Primary partition, in which case E-MEM operations on the Master
E-MEM Module will affect both partitions, or it can be configured sepa
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rately, permitting completely independent E-MEM control of each partition
from the Master E-MEM Module.
Note See Split ME E-MEM Level Assignments for specific information about the
different configurations available.
Split Local E-MEM Module Register Save to Disk
When effect registers are saved to disk, all the levels of that effect are saved,
including information for both partitions of a split ME.
ME Copy
The Copy/Swap function in the Multi-Function Module can be used to
copy ME settings from one location to another. ME Copy and Swap oper
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ates on the entire ME regardless of mode or secondary assignments. For
example, if a source ME is split and the destination ME is not, after a copy
both MEs will be split. Swaps behave in a similar manner, with the split
setting and resource assignments being swapped between the MEs.
Split MEs and E-MEM Control
When an ME is split, the Primary and Secondary partitions each have their
own essentially separate E-MEM system. How each of these partitions are
controlled by E-MEM operations depends on the E-MEM Prefs settings for
that ME.
Partition Boundary
A vital aspect affecting split ME operation is the partition boundary. The
ME Mode (Normal, Prog CF, Split) and any secondary assignment informa
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tion is stored as partition boundary information in the E-MEM system
itself. This makes it possible to change an ME’s mode with an E-MEM
recall. This partition boundary information is maintained as a separate
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