Restoring The Factory Settings (Factory Reset) - Johannus One User Manual

Start to edit the Crescendo steps
4.
Press one of the pistons to select the step which has to be
changed. The tilt tabs active in the step of the crescendo
you choose are lighted.
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step step step
The piston you choose light steady and the [VALUE/REV TYPE]/
[CRESCENDO] indicator show the step that you are programming.
5.
Change the tilt tabs you want for this step.
6.
Repeat steps 3 and 4 if more crescendo steps has to be
changed.
7.
At the end of editing, press the [FUNCTION/EXIT] button
to leave this function.
MEMO
If you are satisfied with your changes and wish to preserve
them, save your settings for crescendo to the USB memory. See
"EXPORT CRESCENDO SETTING" (p. 45).
NOTE
The settings of crescendo are saved in the Global area during
the power off of the instrument.
BOURDON 8 VIOLA DI GAMBA 8
Restoring the Factory Settings (Factory
GEDACT 8 SALICIONAL 8
BOURDON 8 SALICIONAL 8
HOHLFLÖTE 8 QUINTATÖN 8
Reset)
The following function allows you to recall the ONE's original factory
settings.
WARNING
All data will be deleted. Backup your own Memory and
Crescendo settings to an USB memory. See "Exporting a
Registration Set to an USB Memory" (p. 33) and "EXPORT
CRESCENDO SETTING" (p. 45).
1.
Press and hold the [FUNCTION/EXIT] button.
TUNING TEMPERAMENT
PRESET
466 EQUAL
444 PYTHAGOREAN
442 MEANTONE
440 YOUNG II
432 KIRNBERGER III
415 VALLOTTI
392 WERCKMEISTER III
The [FUNCTION/EXIT] button flashes to indicate that we are in
function mode. All other indicators go dark.
2.
Press the lower part of the "8" tilt tab to select the FACTORY
RESET function.
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MANUAL I
VOX CELESTE 8 ROHRFLUTE 4
VOIX CELESTES II CHIMNEY FLUTE 4
VOIX CELESTES II FLÛTE OCTAVIANTE 4
BLOCKFLÖTE 4 QUINTE 2 2/3
CHORD
SCALE ENHANCER
The factory reset is performed and the instrument leave the
function mode.
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Now the ONE has been initialized.
step
NASARD 2 2/3 WALDFLUTE 2
VIOLA 4 BLOCK FLUTE 2
NAZARD 2 2/3 OCTAVIN 2
WALDFLÖTE 2 QUINTE 1 1/3
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