Load; Format - Lexicon PCM 81 - REV 2 User Manual

Basic Operation
2.0 Bank Copy
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The display will then change to show:
The asterisk indicates that Src is available for adjustment.
ADJUST will scroll through all available banks, including
internal preset and register banks, as well as any banks on
inserted PCMCIA cards. Internal banks are labeled "P0...P3"
and "R1". Card registers will be labeled "C0, C1, C2" etc.
2. Press Load/✱ to move the asterisk to Dst.
Now, use ADJUST to select the destination of your copy.
Selecting a register bank here will cause its contents to be
erased and overwritten with the bank you have selected as
the source when Store is pressed.
4. Press Store to copy the selected source (in this case Preset Bank
0) into the internal Register Bank. The display will ask "Are you
sure?" (Press STORE). Press any button to cancel. Press Store
to complete the store operation.
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2.1 Load

This control allows you to load audio software from a Memory Card
simply by inserting the new card and responding to the display
prompts. The PCM 81 can load all PCM 80 algorithm cards. It can
also share registers, maps, and chains with the PCM 80 via RAM
cards. (Sharing Setups between the PCM 80 and the PCM 81 is not
recommended.)

2.2 Format

This control allows you to format a Memory Card for PCM 81 use.
Press Store and insert an unformatted card (or one you don't mind
erasing). Make sure the Write Protect latch on the card is set to Off.
Press Store. The display will ask "Are you sure?" (Press STORE). Press
Store. The following display will appear briefly:
The display will then change as shown below:
This display allows you to assign a name (of 10 characters or less)
to the card. A blinking cursor indicates that a particular character
is available for changing. Use ADJUST to select the character you
want in that position. Turn SELECT to move the cursor to another
character. Press Store to execute. The display will ask "Are you
sure?" (Press STORE). Press Store again to complete the operation.
Press any front panel button to cancel.
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