Moog MEMORYMOOG 345 Owner's And Service Manual page 13

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PREFIX C5
tunes
all
oscillators to unison, regardless
of front panel
settings.
PREFIXES C6
and
C7
are electronic
tuning
aids for service technicians.
PREFIX C8
displays current
memory
status,
ENABLED
or
DISABLED
in
the
Alphanumeric
Display
(3.2).
The
unit
powers up
with the
memory
disabled so that
you
can*t accidentally record a
patch and
you
can't use
the cassette interface functions of
PREFIXES
CI,
2,
and
3.
To
enable
the
memory
store function,
hit
C8
followed by the
four-digit security
code
(see
Section
III).
Hitting the
letter
C
after
entering
C8
tells
the
instrument that
you want
to
change
the security code.
Do
this
by
enter-
ing the old
four-digit
code
(the
code
of instruments
fresh
from
the
factory
is
0000); the display
will
read
**NEW CODE'^
or
"BAD CODE"
depending on
if
you
have
it
right
or
not.
If
the old
code
is
correct,
you
may
then enter
any
new
four-digit
code.
PREFIX C9
makes
the front panel
live.
The
Alphanumeric
Display
(3.2)
will
read
**LIVE
PNL"
when
you
hit C, hit 9, hit
ENTER.
In this state,
the front pane! controls override the
memory
settings.
PREFIX CO
flashes
all
the
LEDs.
This
is
another
service
function
to
check
if all
the
LEDs
work. Hitting any switch turns the function
off.
PREFIXES DO
to
D9
call
up
PROGRAM
SEQUENCES.
These
are
chains
of
up
to
20
programs, each arranged
in
some
predetermined
order.
To
call
one up
hit
D,
hit a
number from
to
9,
and
hit
ENTER. To
load a
PROGRAM
SEQUENCE,
hit
D,
hit
D
again, hit a
number
from
to
9
and
hit
ENTER
to get into
PROGRAM
SEQUENCE LOADING
MODE.
Then
to enter
programs,
hit
the
program number,
hit
ENTER,
hit
A
(ADVANCE
switch) or B
(BACKSTEP
switch).
Repeat
until
youVe
loaded
all
the
programs you
require.
The
loading
mode
will
stop
after
10
programs
are loaded.
You
can
also
use the
ADVANCE
and
BACKSTEP
footswitches (15.3
and
15.4) to step
forward and backward
in
the
PROGRAM
SEQUENCE.
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