Roland FR-3x - 11. Saving your settings (User Program); Saving the current settings

FR-3 x V-Accordion
5aving your settings (User Program)
ID Saving your settings (User Program)
Your FR-3x contains 70 User Program memories where you can store the settings /isted below. Working with those mem-
ories ha s the advantage that YOLi can recoll freqLlent /y Llsed settings at the press of a button. The User Pro gram settings
a/50 inC/Lid e the "address" of the la st Set you selected.
T he following se tti ngs are save d to th e Us er Programs :
Set
Numb er of the current Se t
Regi st er
Treble section Octave setting
B
ass- to-T reb le made
R egis ter
Orch est ra Oct ave set ting
L eve l
Register
Organ Octave se tt ing
L evel
Bass & Chord section
Register
On/Off
Orehestrai Bass Register
L evel
On/Off
Oreh estra i Chord
R egis t er
L evel
On/Off
Orehestrai Free Bass Regist er
Le ve l
On/Off
Drulll 111od e Dr um Set number
L evel
On/Off
Free Bass
Regi ster
Saving the current settings
He re is how to save the current settings.
1. Press and hold the [USER PROGRAM] button
to select write made.
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The di splay now shows a f la sh ing "UP-" message.
The US ER PRG indicator be l ow th e display lights to
indicate that the FR-3 x is now in User P rogra m mode.
[NOTE]
Ifyou made a mistake and do not wan t to save yo ur set-
tings. press the r USER PROGR AM ] button to leave this
funct
ion.
2. Press the treble register ([l]~[O]) that is
assigned to the User Program memory
where you want to save your settings.
The " -" to the right of "UP" changes to the n llll1b er of
the selected User P rograll1. This ll1eans that th e FR-3x
is now using the set ti ngs you have just saved . Th e
display indication stops flashing .
3. Press the [USER PROGRAM] button again to
leave this made.
T
he USE R PRG indica t or below the display goes dar k
to indicate that the FR-3 x is no longer in Us er Pro-
gra ll1 mode. At th is point. the FR-3 x retllrns to the
settings YO LI were lIs ing before selee t ing User Pro-
grall1 1l10de, and the d isplay once again shows the
ll1ain page.