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GLOBAL FUNCTIONS
Functions in this category have parameters that are globally programmable, which means that there is only one set of values
stored in memory. These values are not dependent on the preset that is selected; they are the same for all presets. All glob-
al-programmable parameter values are stored permanently in memory, even if power to the SL-2001 is switched off. Any time
a Global-programmable parameter is changed, the new value is automatically saved in memory; there is no need to use the
Store Function with any Global-programmable parameter. The new value will remain in memory until edited again.
To modify any Global-programmable functions, enter Edit Mode and press FUNCTION switch 2 until the desired screen
appears.
DEVICES
The Devices screen is used to enter the name and description of all MIDI devices in the system under control of the SL-2001.
This information should be entered into the SL-2001 before any new presets are created. A detailed explanation of the device
installation procedure appears in Section 4.
CHAIN
The Chain screen is used to program sequences of SL-2001 presets. A double footswitch connected to the INC/DEC input is
used to step through the sequence in either direction.
Control Slider 1 is used to select the chain to be programmed or activated. There are twenty-six separate chains available (A
through 2) with eight steps per chain. Use Control Slider 2 to select the chain step number, and Control Slider 3 to set the
preset number for that step. Once all steps have been programmed, select the chain and step number as desired. When the
SL-2001 is returned to Perform Mode, the selected chain will be active. The current chain letter and step number will appear
in the top right corner of the text display. Pressing the INC footswitch at the end of a chain will cause the chain to loop
around to step number 1.
PRESET-CHANGE ENABLE
If the SL-2001 presets are to be selected via MIDI program change commands, it is necessary to specify the source of these
commands..
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