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Battery Change:
; Ifyou plays the PortaSound without cease, you may hear
the sounds distorted. This is why batteries' voltage is
lowered. If you go on using the PortaSound, «bt chn>
indication will be shown in the STYLE/VOICE display and
MULTI DISPLAY. In this case, change all of 6 batteries at a
lime. Be sure not to use the different type(s) of batteries
together.
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Buffer Full:
While the PSS-590 is Receiving the MIDI performance
information from an external Master device, in case the
quantity of MIDI information is over that the PSS-590 can
process at a time, it will show «bu full» in the STYLE/
VOICE display and MULTI DISPLAY for a second.
Simultaneously, the notes currently sounding will
automatically stop. Should this occur, lessen the MIDI
information from the Master.
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Channel Full:
While Transmitting or Receiving the MIDI performance
information, or even playing on the Keyboard, if the total
amount of notes on Channels 1 — 16 exceeds 28 (:
Maximum of sound reproduction), the STYLE/VOICE
display and MULTI DISPLAY will go on reading «Ch Full»
until the total amount of notes is reduced under 28.
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Check Sum Error:
While the PSS-590 is Receiving the "System Exclusive
Message" (: the same data as the PSS-590 transmits in
Memory Bulk Dump; General name for this kind of data in
MIDI Standard), if the indication <Err> is shown in the
MULTI DISPLAY, this means the Receiver PSS-590 failed
to Receive the Exclusive data. In this case, specified
Factory Preset data corresponding to the Exclusive data
missed will be applied automatically.
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Memory Full:
While using the Song Memory function, if «Full» indication
is shown, this means the memory capacity of the Song
Memory has been reached. At this time, Recording will be
automatically stop. If you wish to go on Recording,
(See page 27 for Clear function.)
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