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Pressing the “+” piston/toe
stud will select the next
General piston number, in
this case General Piston #2.
Remember!
If capture memory level #1 is selected and General #1 is displayed, the
“
―
“ piston will do nothing since General #1 is the lowest possible General piston
number available.
Pressing the “+” piston/toe stud will begin stepping through each General piston number
from the starting step position within the selected capture memory level. When General
#10 is reached and the “+” piston is pressed, the capture memory level value will
increment by one (1) and General #1 will be selected within the next highest capture
memory level. The same is true in reverse when the “
―
” piston is pressed. However,
when General #1 is reached and the “
―
” piston is pressed, the capture memory level will
decrement by one (1) and General #10 will be selected within the next lowest capture
memory level.
As with the SIMPLE STEPPER, the ADVANCED STEPPER’s step position may be
changed at any time, on-the-fly, by selecting a different capture memory level and/or also
by pressing a different General piston other than the one displayed within the selected
capture memory level. The ADVANCED STEPPER will then step up or down from the
newly selected capture memory level and/or General piston number when either the "
+
"
or "
―
" piston/toe stud are pressed.
To change the capture memory level, press the
CURSOR
button to position the cursor
on capture memory level value. Then, turn the
ROTARY DIAL
to select a different
capture memory level
(see Section A-3)
.
Important!
Changing the capture memory level will reset the ADVANCED
STEPPER’s step position back to General #1 within the newly selected capture memory
level. The organist will need to set a new starting step position by selecting and pressing
a General piston or the organist can automatically start at General #1 by pressing the “+”
or “
―
” piston/toe stud.
To select a different General piston as a starting step position within the current capture
memory level, simply press another General piston number.
The ADVANCED STEPPER will also remember the last General piston pressed and will
resume stepping from that step position based on whether the “+” or “
―
” piston/toe stud
is pressed. Even if the
CANCEL
piston is pressed and the piston display cleared and/or
a Divisional piston is pressed, the ADVANCED STEPPER will remember the last
General piston pressed and will resume stepping from that step position.
Example #2:
General #9 is the current selected General piston. The organist presses
Swell Divisional piston #4 to change only the Swell registration briefly (Sw 4 is shown
within the piston display) and then presses the “+” piston to continue. The piston display
indicates General #10 and sets the registration accordingly.
Scenario: General #10 was selected because General #9 was the last active General
piston before Swell Divisional #4 was pressed. Divisional pistons are not recognized as
valid step positions when using either the SIMPLE or ADVANCED STEPPER modes.
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