DaytonAudio KAB-230v4, Manual

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Saving to Non-Volatile Memory
(Retaining Settings After Power Cycle)
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While using the KABX Control software, changes to DSP will be
able to be heard immediately, and those changes will exist while
the connected KAB amplifier has power and it turned on.
However, these changes will be lost when power to the KAB
amplifier is lost.
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To prevent this, the current program must be saved to “non
volatile” memory, which means memory that holds data even
when power is lost. To do this, you must press the “save” button
in the top right corner whenever you are ready. This will make
sure your program remains after a power cycle. The software will
also prompt you to save when you exit the program.
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The top bar of the KABX software, when connected to a
compatible amplifier, will display “KABX” or “ * KABX” in green.
This means that the amplifier is connected, but also shows save
status.
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When “KABX” is shown, that means that current DSP preset is saved to non -volatile
memory of the KAB and will be retained even after a power cycle.
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When “* KABX” with an asterisk shows, this means that your DSP preset is NOT saved
to non- volatile memory. This means that even though you can hear the changes you’ve
made, you will lose these changes if power to the KAB is lost. To prevent this lost, press
save in the top right corner.