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Cartridge
Memory
If
you
insert
an
optional
RAM
cartridge,
you
can
increase the
memory
capacity
by
a further 16
tones.
You
can then
store
the data
for
32 new sounds
in
all,
including those
in
the
internal
memory.
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Inserting
and removing
the
RAM
cartridge
>
Please
insert
by pushing
firmly.
RAM
cartridge
(RA-3,
Option)
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Insertion
and
removal
of
the
cartridge
should
be performed
only
when
the
power
has
been
turned
off.
If
the
RAM
cartridge
is
inserted or
removed
with the
power
turned
on, the
data
in
the
cart-
ridge
may
change,
the
keyboard
may
lock
up and
produce no
sound,
or
you
may
no
longer
be
able
to
turn
off
power
at
all.
To
avoid such problems,
follow the instruction
above.
The
cartridge
memory
tones can
be
recalled
by
first
pushing
the
CARTRIDGE Memory
key
and
then
selecting the
tone with the corresponding tone
selector.
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When
no
RAM
cartridge
is
inserted,
it
is
not possible
to select
any
cartridge
memory
tones
even
if
you
press the
CARTRIDGE Memory
key.
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COMPARE/RECALL
Key
As
soon
as
you change any parameter
of
preset, internal
memory
or cartridge
memory
tone data
by
operating the
Data Entry
section,
the altered
tone data
will
be
stored temporarily
in
a special
compare/recall
area.
If
there
has
been any
alteration
in
a
tone
you
have
recalled, this
alterated
tone data
is
immediately
and
automatically stored
in
the compare/recall area
and
the
indicator of the
COMPARE/RECALL
key
will
light up.
If
you
now
press the
COMPARE/RECALL
key,
the
sound
as
it
was
preceding
the
alteration
will
be
recalled.
Pressing the
COMPARE/RECALL
key again
will
restore
the
altered
sound,
and
so
on.
This
practical feature
thus allows
you
to
continuously
compare
the
sound
before
and
after
an
alteration.
PRESET
INTE
RNAL
CARTRIDGE
MEM
ORY
COMPARE
/RECALL
This
shows
the condition
when
preset
tone
no.
3 has
been
selected.
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©Gsing
the
Parameter
section
and
the
Data Entry
section,
alter
the tone
data.
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