Roland Super JX-10 Owner's Manual page 10

a. Selecting a Patch Memory
Make sure that the connections are made securely and correctly, then switch the JX-10 on.
The Display will show "ROLAND JX-10" for several seconds, then change to as below.
A. The 64 Patch Memories are stored either in the JX-10's internal memory or on the Memory Cartridge (M-64C).
The display here shows whether the Patch Memory currently selected is in the JX-10 or on the Cartridge.
I : Internal Memory of the JX-10
C : Cartridge Memory
B. The 64 Patch Memories are stored in the locations of 8 Banks (1 to 8) and the Numbers (1 to 8). The display
here shows the Bank and the Number of the Patch Memory.
C. Each Patch Memory can be named with up to 18 characters (this is called Patch Name). Here, the patch name
is displayed.
D. The numbers 1 to 100 are assigned to the 100 Tones in the JX-10's memory. The numbers of the Tones used
for the Patch Memory currently selected are displayed here. The Tone number of the lower section of the
keyboard is shown at D.
E. The numbers 1 to 100 are assigned to the 100 Tones in the JX-10's memory. The numbers of the Tones used
for the Patch Memory currently selected are displayed here. The Tone number of the upper section is shown at
E
*What are shown at A (Memory Mode) and at B (Bank and Number of the Patch Memory) are always displayed
there, except for in the Writing (see page xx) and Master Tuning (see page xx) modes.
To select a Patch Memory, assign the Bank and Number by using the Patch Memory Buttons.
The JX-10 is designed to produce no sound while you are changing Patch Memories. This serves to mute the noise
which otherwise would be heard. If you do not like cutting sound, instead of changing Patch Memories, change the
Tones (See page xx "Selecting a Tone Number"). In this way, you can call the sound you like without any silence at
all.
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