Roland SUPER JX - Naming

if you wish to write the edited Tone into the same
location, in other words, to overwrite it, the Tone
number is already shown in the Display. So, skip
the next step @ and @ then go to the step ©.
If you wish to write the edited Tone into a different
location, take the step ©, then go to @.
@® Set the Voice Memory Switch @ to the approp-
tiate position depending on which of the JX-
10's memory or Cartridge memory to be used
for the new location, then assign the new loca-
tion (Tone Number) using the Ten Keys.
@® Push the Enter Key.
@® Push the Enter Key again.
The Disptay will respond with as below showing
that the writing is completed, then return to the
usual indication.
© Return the Protect Switch to the ON position.
To cancel the Tone Writing mode before execut-
ing the writing, push the WRITE button instead of
the step ©. The edited Tone returns without being
written into memory, and the Display returns to
the usual indication.
c. Naming
For naming a Patch Memory, 18 letters are valid,
and for a Tone, up to 10 letters can be used.
Naming procedures are exactly the same for a
Patch Memory and a Tone, except for the first few
steps which are for calling the Patch Memory or
the Tone to be named.
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