Moog MEMORYMOOG 345 Owner's And Service Manual page 25

SYSTEM CONTROLLER
HIT D
HIT D
HIT A NUMBER FROM 0 TO 9
HIT ENTER = LOADING MODE
HIT #
HIT ENTER
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HIT ENTER = LOAD A PROGRAM FORWARD INTO PROGRAM SEQUENCE
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Should you decide that you want to replace a program in the SEQUENCE, you can step through
the chain to the program you want to replace and repeat the steps above for recording a program into
the SEQUENCE. This will update the PROGRAM SEQUENCE.
Using the B PREFIX switch in place of the A PREFIX switch in the above loading procedure will
cause the programs to be loaded into the previous position rather than in the position shown.
Here's a hypothetical PROGRAM SEQUENCE and the procedure for loading it for you to
practice on:
The SEQUENCE we want runs programs 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70.
To load it proceed thus:
1) Hit D
2) Hit D again
3) Hit O = load PROGRAM SEQUENCE 0.
4) Hit 10
5) Hit ENTER
6) Hit A = load first prograrn into first position of SEQUENCE 0.
7) Hit 20
8) Hit ENTER
9) Hit A = load second program into second position of SEQUENCE 0.
CONTINUE until you've loaded all the programs into the SEQUENCE. To stop loading PROGRAM
SEQUENCE 0, hit D again. This will get you out of PROGRAM SEQUENCE MODE. Hitting D, 0,
ENTER will recall PROGRAM SEQUENCE 0. Step through it to see if it's correct. The SEQUENCE
should run 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70. If it doesn't, try to correct your mistake. Correcting mistakes
is a great way to familiarize yourself with the operation of the PROGRAM SEQUENCE MODE.
Note that if you should need to run more than 20 programs in a PROGRAM SEQUENCE, the
PROGRAM SEQUENCE automatically jumps to the next PROGRAM SEQUENCE number when it
has reached the end of a SEQUENCE. Step through to the end of PROGRAM SEQUENCE 0 (an E
will appear in the right side of the Alphanumeric Display) and keep going. It will run to PROGRAM
SEQUENCE 1. If you step through PROGRAM SEQUENCE 0 backwards (using either the B PREFIX
switch or the BACKSTEP footswitch) it will jump to PROGRAM SEQUENCE 9.
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