Write To Device; Read From Device; Delete From Device - zapco DSP-Z8 IV II Owner's Manual

**For saving files to the PC you should create a sub folder in the PCs Documents named DSP Settings. The first time
you save a file you click Save As and navigate to your DSP Settings folder. Then highlight the systems file name, enter
a name you create and click Save. Occasionally you may need to do this a couple of times but usually after the first
time that you Save a file and Open a file those functions will automatically take you directly to the correct folder.
If you do not wish to name the file you can use the system designated name.
will open the memory preset menu.

Write to Device

There you can choose to save in any of 10 preset
positions. Unused positions have a green background
while the currently used presets have a red background.
Click Select Save Place and choose a green position.
If you select a red position you will overwrite whatever
is there with the new parameters. When you click Save
you will be asked to give a name for the preset. You
choose a name and click OK and the preset will be
saved. You will see the save progress and then system
will tell you the save was successful.

Read from Device

the Read from Device menu and at the bottom you
can Select Read Place, choosing any of the saved
memory positions, and then click Read to load the
settings of that memory preset into the DSP.

Delete from Device

and you choose the preset you no longer want and
click Delete. The Delete menu will stay open so you
can delete more than one preset if you wish.
When finished you can click the X to close the menu.
The file menu allows you to:
1. a file that has been stored on your computer
Open
2. Save a file that you want saved on the computer
3.
Save As
4. Factory Setting
5.
Write to Device
memory preset
6.
Read from Device
7. Delete from Device
presets from the DSP
works the same way. You will get
opens a similar menu screen
lets you choose a location to save the file in**
will let you completely erase all current settings
puts the current settings into a DSP
loads a saved memory preset from the DSP
allows you to delete one or more