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e How to record Chord Data used for Chord Memory Function
When a chord data is recorded into the a JUNO
with the Memory Protect Switch set to the ON
position, it is erased by power off. If you wish to
retain the recorded chord data even after power
off, you should record it with the Memory Protect
Switch @ set to the OFF position.
<OPERATION>
@ Set the Memory Protect Switch as shown
below.
ON OFF ON
Memory Protect Switch ®: ON —
Erased when the power is off.
ON OFF ON
im Memory Protect Switch @: OFF —
Retained even after the power is off.
@ Press the Write Button ® while holding
the Chord Memory Button © down.
The Display @® will respond with:
@ Play the chord you wish to record.
When all the keys are released, the chord data is
recorded, and the Display @ will respond with:
When the Memory Protect
Switch is set to ON.
When the Memory Protect
Switch is set to OFF.
@ If necessary, return the Memory Protect
Switch to the ON position.
* While a chord data is being recorded, the Octave
Transpose or Key Transpose function does not
work, therefore, the middle C key always works
as C4 key.
* When the recorded chord is being played, the
Octave Transpose and Key Transpose functions
work. When Octave Transpose is normal and
the Key Transpose is 0, playing the C4 key will
faithfully recall the recorded chord.
* By recording the C4 key, the a JUNO can be
played as a monophonic keyboard.
* If the keyboard is being played extremely fast
or too many NOTE ON messages are continu-
ously sent into the MIDI IN, the chords may not
properly sound.