Viscount Cantorum Trio Plus - Controlling the Access to the Organ Settings (Lock Organ Function)

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Cantorum Trio – Duo Plus Reference Manual
Utilities functions (Utility menu)
Controlling the access to the organ settings (LOCK ORGAN function)
When necessary, organ settings can be locked, so that only authorized users can access them. The LOCK
ORGAN function is designed just for this purpose. When active, combinations, Tutti, Crescendo steps, and/or
organ settings, cannot be modified. The Record function of the sequencer can also be locked, so that recorded
songs cannot be edited.
To recall this function, follow this procedure:
1. in the main video page press the [MENU/ENTER] button,
2. select the UTILITY field,
3. select the LOCK ORGAN field,
4. select which sections will be locked:
- Cmb Banks:
• locking the modification of all the combinations of the first memory
bank (selecting 1st) or of all the banks (selecting Yes), Tutti, and
Crescendo.
• locking of Import of combinations file.
• locking of combinations settings and loading of combinations from a
Snapshot.
- User Paramars:
• locking of Copy/Rename/Restore Default of Pipe Sets
• locking of Voicing
• locking of Keyboards settings (except Keyboards Inversion)
• locking of Controls settings (excpet ENC Config and Master/Reverb Volume pot. Link)
• locking of Audio settings (excpet Reverb Dry/Wet Mode)
• locking of MIDI settings (except setting of Program Change in Combinations)
• locking of Load Snapshots (except Only Combinations)
• locking of Factory Reset and Restore Default Settings
• locking of Utility functions (except LCD Contrast).
- Seq Record: locks the sequencer’s Record function.
5. press [MENU/ENTER] to set a password. Use the [ ] and [ ] buttons to
move the cursor, [+] and [-] to select the character.
6. press [MENU/ENTER] to save the code or [EXIT] to abort.
To unlock the organ, select the UNLOCK ORGAN field in the UTILITY menu and
set the right password using the buttons described above. If the password is
correct, the message “ORGAN ULOCKED” will be displayed.
IMPORTANT NOTES!
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Once the USB flash drive is inserted please wait some seconds before starting the upgrade. If the
instrument still does not detect the drive, showing “USB PEN NOT FOUND” message, press [EXIT] to
leave the upgrade and then try again. For the same reason, the system may not have completed
checking the .PHX file yet. Again press [EXIT] to leave the upgrade and then try again.
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Pay attention when copying the .PHX file in your USB flash drive. The file must always be placed in the
main directory of the drive and not inside any other folder (the address of the main directory usually
appears as D:\ or F:\, not D:\Peter or F:\v_songs; “Peter” and “v_songs” are subfolders and .PHX file
should not be saved inside these). If the file is not placed correctly, the instrument will not recognize it
and will not be able to install the update.
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Pay attention to save the .PHX file in your USB flash drive, and not the .ZIP file. Furthermore, in the main
directory of the USB drive there shouldn't be any other .PHX files.
- Do NOT switch off the instrument or disconnect the USB drive while updating the system.
- Always use USB flash drive formatted with FAT or FAT32 file system (no NTFS).
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It is strongly recommended to use USB flash drives containing only one partition. If USB flash contains
two or more partitions (even if hidden), copy the update file to the first partition. By copying the update
file to other partitions, this is not detected by the instrument, displaying the error message "UPDATE
FILE NOT DETECTED".
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The first time the organ is switched on after an update, the instrument will take longer than usual to start
working, also sound modules could be updated, by displaying this phase, due to the necessary
reconfiguration of the system.