Other Functions; Äsaving/Recalling Settings (Scene Memory); Saving To A Scene Memory - Roland VR-6HD Reference Manual

Other Functions

Saving/Recalling Settings (Scene Memory)
You can save the current settings, including the video/audio settings and the state of the operating panel, in scene memory and recall those settings for use
when necessary.
The VR-6HD is provided with 32 scene memories.
* The demo data in this unit includes some scene memories by factory default.
About the Last Memory function
The VR-6HD has a built-in Last Memory feature. Last Memory is a feature that saves the state of the unit that is in effect immediately before power-
down, and automatically restores the state at the next startup. The Last Memory feature is enabled by default.
If you want the unit to recall a scene memory when it starts up, press the [MENU] button
Ó
"START UP" to specify the scene memory number.

Saving to a Scene Memory

Only for scene memories 1–6
1 .
Press the [SCENE MEMORY] button.
2 .
Long-press the VIDEO SWITCHER button for the number
where you want to save the settings.
Blue: Memories in which settings are saved
Light blue: Currently selected memory
Unlit: Memories with no settings
All VIDEO SWITCHER buttons briefly light up blue, and the current
settings are saved in the selected scene memory.
Scene memory 1–32
Ó
1 .
[MENU] button "MEMORY/MACRO/SEQ"
MEMORY", and press the [VALUE] knob.
The scene memory screen appears.
2 .
Long-press the area of the scene memory that you want to
save.
Switch between pages
Long-press
A popup menu appears.
3 .
Touch <SAVE>.
A confirmation message appears.
Long-press
Ó
select "SCENE
Selector for number of items shown
To setup screen
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"MEMORY/MACRO/SEQ"
4 .
Select "OK" and press the [VALUE] knob.
This saves the current settings to the selected scene memory.
MEMO
¹
About scene memories 7–32
You can use the buttons to save or recall scene memories 7–32.
Configure the memory to recall for each VIDEO SWITCHER button
Ó
from the [MENU] button
Ó Ó
MEMORY" "SETUP" "BUTTON ASSIGN".
¹ You can prohibit settings from being saved or initialized (p. 66)
to protect the scene memories.
Select "MEMORY PROTECT" from the [MENU] button
Ó
MACRO/SEQ" "SCENE MEMORY"
¹ Since settings related to the system, network and so on are
common to the entire unit, they are not saved in a memory.
¹
About the demo data
Once you perform a factory reset (p. 94), any demo data you
have edited or deleted is restored to its factory settings.
Ó Ó
"SCENE MEMORY" "SETUP"
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"MEMORY/MACRO/SEQ" "SCENE
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"MEMORY/
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"SETUP", and set it to "ON".
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