TC Electronic TC 2290 User Manual

section [9.4] on how to protect presets.)
error no. 4 : incorrect key sequence before <STORE>
Note that pressing <STORE> key alone has no effect (except the display
of error no. 4 ). It is simply to avoid ‘updating’ your presets accidentally !
EXAMPLES:
<PRESET><2><STORE> ; stores front settings into preset 2
; (and jumps to preset 2)
<PRESET><STORE> ; updates current preset no. with changed
; frontsettings.
<PRESET><STORE> ; updates current preset no. with changed
<ENTER> ; frontsettings and enters SINGLE KEY
; PRESET SHIFT MODE
(03) PRESET DISPLAY
The PRESET DISPLAY shows currently selected preset number. Left cipher
is referred to as the ‘bank’ no., right cipher as the preset number within the
bank.
Following a <PRESET> <number> <ENTER> sequence, the last preset
display cipher starts blinking {indicating SINGLE KEY PRESET SHIFT MODE
) which means you may continue selecting presets within the current preset
bank by pressing any of the numeric keys.
The SINGLE KEY PRESET MODE is cancelled by the use of any of the
keys below a green LED or by pressing <.>
Recalling current preset number by the <PRESET><ENTER> sequence also
enters SINGLE KEY PRESET MODE.
Note:
All presets above '79' (the factory presets) are ‘protected’ as default by
the factory. This can be changed (see SPECIAL section, spec.no 8) so that
you can have your own presets here as well.
By means of a special no you can always get back the factory presets.
(See section [9.4], spec.no 37).

TC Electronic TC 2290 Specifications

General

Brand	TC Electronic
Model	TC 2290
Category	Computer Hardware
Language	English