Roland SUPER JX - Writing into Memory; Writing a Patch Memory

7. Writing into Memory
Editing a Patch Memory or Tone does not
automatically rewrite the existing data. That is,
calling other Patch Memory or Tone will erase the
edited data, retaining the existing data.
To retain the edited data, you can overwrite the
existing data in the internal memory, or write on
the Memory Cartridge.
You can also change the names of the Patch
Memories and Tones. We call this NAMING.
It is possible to edit the Patch Memory, Tones and
the Names, then rewrite them altogether by one
action of the writing procedure.
NOTE
Rewriting a Tone will naturally change the Patch
memories that use that Tone. in other words, if a
Tone which is used in a Patch Memory is rewritten,
the newly written Tone replaces the original one,
therefore the Patch memories which used to con-
tain the original Tone will now contain the new
Tone. Please remember this fact, otherwise you
may be puzzled at unexpected alteration of the
Patch Memories when you cail them later.
a. Writing a Patch Memory
When you want to write the edited Patch Memory,
select a location for it from A-1 to H-8. right after
editing the Patch Memory (with the indicator of
the PATCH button is lighted) and take the writing
operation as follows.
PROCEDURE
@ To write the edited Patch Memory into the
JX-10’s memory, set the Protect Switch on the
JX-10 to the OFF position. To write onto the
Cartridge memory, set the Protect Switch on
the cartridge to the OFF position.
@ Push the Write Button @.
The Display will respond with:
lf you wish to write the edited Patch Memory into
the same location, in other words, to overwrite it,
that is already shown in the display (Bank and
Number), so skip the next step-@ and go to the
step @.
lf you wish to write the edited Patch Memory into
a different location, take the step @, then go to @.
A: internal or Cartridge
8: Bank and Number of the
Patch Memory currently
selected
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