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Performance Edit mode
Available characters
6) Use the 〈CURSOR〉 switches to make Type blink.
7) Use the 〈VALUE〉 switches to select “VEL SW.”
8) Use the 〈CURSOR〉 switches to make “OK?” blink.
9) Press 〈+1/YES〉 to get the “Are You Sure OK?” display.
10) Press 〈+1/YES〉 to execute the setting and get the “Completed” display.
Preload
This function loads the factory settings into the currently selected performance number.
This will restore parameters 2 to 11 and 15 to their factory settings.
Select a performance number, and then move to “OK?” and press the 〈+1/YES〉 switch. You will be asked
“Are You Sure OK?” Press the 〈+1/YES〉 switch to execute the Preload function, and the display will indicate
“Completed.”
Range of settings A01 to D16
When you enter this display page, the performance number that was the basis for the currently selected
performance will be displayed.
For example, if you edited performance A01 and wrote it into A05, and then selected A05 and accessed the
Preload page, A01 will be automatically displayed as the loading source. If you then execute the Preload
operation, performance A05 will be restored to the factory setting for performance A01. However you are
free to select a different number, so that the factory settings of the selected performance number will be
reloaded.
The preload data (factory settings) that were recalled by the Preload operation will be lost unless you Write the
data.
15. RENAME (Performance name setting)
Here you can modify the name of a performance. The name can consist of up to 10 characters.
Use the 〈CURSOR〉 switches to move between character locations, and use the 〈VALUE〉 switches or 〈VALUE〉
slider to change the character at that location. You can also
use the assignable sliders and switches as follows.
AL1 slider: Select uppercase alphabetical characters
(26 types)
AL2 slider: Select lowercase alphabetical characters
(26 types)
AL3 slider: Select numerals (10 types)
AL4 slider: Select symbols (34 types)
AL1 switch: Convert the lowercase character at the cur-
sor to uppercase
AL2 switch: Convert the uppercase character at the cursor to lowercase
AL3 switch: Delete the character/numeral/symbol at the cursor location
AL4 switch: Insert the previously-deleted character at the cursor location.
16. WRITE (Write a performance)
The settings for parameters 2 to 11 and 15 of a performance
that you edited can be written (stored) into the performance
number (in internal memory) that you specify.
Select a performance number, move the cursor to “OK?,” and press 〈+1/YES〉. The display will ask “Are You
Sure OK?” so press 〈+1/YES〉 again. The data will be written, and the display will indicate “Completed.”
Range of settings A01 to D16
Before you attempt to write data into memory, remember to turn “OFF” the Global mode page 13 〈PERF
PROTECT〉 setting. (p.30)
When you write data, the performance that previously occupied that memory will be erased.
Resulting display after steps 6) through 8)
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