Save/Load Routine - Klark Teknik DN9848 Operator's Manual

Save/load Routine

RECALLING PATCHES
Pressing RECALL initiates the Recall sequence allowing the screen data entry controllers X, Y and Z to
be used to select the memory bank (Preset, System and User). A message instructs that the Recall
sequence can be aborted by pressing the HOME (SETUP) key, whereupon the display returns to the
HOME page. Note that patch Recall will not be possible if this operation is locked out - see Security
section.
Pressing RECALL a second time loads the currently selected patch into the working memory unless the
patch selected is identical to the one already loaded. In this case the system is intelligent enough to
know that it doesn't need to load the patch. The three screen data entry controllers access the three
memory types: User, System and Preset. The recall sequence may be aborted at any time prior to
pressing RECALL a second time by pressing the HOME (SETUP) button.
SAVING PATCHES
Pressing STORE initiates the Store sequence and displays a message asking the user to select the
desired User or System memory bank. As with Recall, the sequence can be aborted at any time prior to
saving by pressing the HOME (SETUP) button, whereupon the display returns to the HOME page.
The X screen data controller may be used to step through the System and User memories unless the
System memories are locked, in which case these will not be accessible. If empty memory banks are
available, the first available one will be shown by default. Once all patches are full, the system will
automatically go to the last patch recalled, though the user may step through to any other location.
Pressing STORE a second time calls up a dialogue box requesting the user to enter a name for the stored
patch.
X: Cursor left or right.
Y: Scroll characters.
Z: Not used.
By default, the name initially displayed will be that of the working memory, ie. the currently selected
patch.
Once the name has been entered, pressing STORE for a third time will save the patch to memory and
return the user to the HOME page.
Diagram showing the save and load menu screens:
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