The System Controller; Calling Up Programs; Section Iii - Moog Memorymoog 345 Owner's Manual

THE SYSTEM CONTROLLER

The SYSTEM CONTROLLER is the heart of the
Memorymoog. Of all the front panel controls, you'll find
yourself using the SYSTEM CONTROLLER most fre-
quently. It is used to store and recall patches, set up key-
board modes, set up arpeggiation modes, control program
sequencing, access the cassette interface, and many other
present and future functions.
When you first power up the Memorymoog, you'll no-
tice that the number 1 appears in the large LED display la-
beled PROGRAM. This tells you that program #1 is called
up and ready to play. This window, the PROGRAM DIS-
PLAY (3.1), will always show which program is currently
called up and ready to play, or which program is about to
be entered.
As discussed in the quick setup guide, let your instru-
ment warm up for about 10 minutes, press the AUTO
TUNE switch (1.1), and let the instrument tune itself be-
fore playing. After the AUTO TUNE routine is complete,
program #1 will appear again in the PROGRAM DIS-
PLAY and the appropriate LEDs for program #1 will light
up. (Should you need to tune the instrument at any time
after it's been warmed up, the computer will always re-
member the state of the panel controls just prior to the tun-
ing routine and return to it.) The Alphanumeric Display
(3.2) will read "6 TUNED" indicating that all six voice
cards have been tuned successfully. If any number less
than six appears you should hit AUTO TUNE again. If all
six voice cards still fail to tune, try turning the instrument
off for a moment. Then turn it on again and hit the AUTO
TUNE switch. If all this fails, contact an authorized serv-
ice center or call our factory service center for assistance.

CALLING UP PROGRAMS

To call up a program, hit any desired number from 0
to 99 on the Numeric Keyboard (3.3) and follow it by
pressing the ENTER switch.
The ENTER switch must be pressed in order for a new
program to replace the one that is currently called up.
The new number appears on the display immediately,
but the new program is not active until the ENTER
switch is pressed.

SECTION III

SYSTEM CONTROLLER
PROGRAM
DISPLAY
1
4
7
RECORD
INTERLOCK
SYSTEM CONTROLLER
ALPHA-
NUMERIC
DISPLAY
1
4
7
RECORD
INTERLOCK
SYSTEM CONTROLLER
NUMERIC
KEYBOARD
1
4
7
ENTER
RECORD
INTERLOCK
SWITCH
PROGRAM
2 3 A
5 6 B
8 9 C
0 D
ENTER
PROGRAM
2 3 A
5 6 B
8 9 C
0 D
ENTER
PROGRAM
2 3 A
5 6 B
8 9 C
0 D
ENTER
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