Korg NAUTILUS Series, Parameter Manual, Page: 698 / 961

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completely. If the temperature exceeds 89°C, the fan will
switch to a higher speed regardless of the
Fan Speed setting,
and continue until the system has cooled sufficiently.
Rear Panel Illumination Setup
The Korg logo on the rear panel includes an LED for
illumination. This command lets you turn the LED on or off,
as you wish.
1. Select the Rear Panel Illumination Setup command to
open the dialog box.
2. Turn on the checkbox if you want the LED to be lit;
turn it off if you want the LED to be unlit.
1. Press the OK button to confirm, or press the Cancel
button to cancel without making a change.
Select All
This selects all items in the list.
Unload all in bank
This command lets you un-load an entire bank of sample
data at once. To do so:
1. In the menu, select the Unload all in bank command.
The Unload all data from selected bank dialog will appear.
2. Select the desired bank (SAMPLING Mode, or any
EXs or User Sample Bank).
3. Press the OK button to confirm, or Cancel to exit the
dialog without making changes.
Remap MS/Sample Banks
For more information, see “Remap MS/Sample Banks” on
page 125.
Dump Program
This command lets you send the internal memory’s Program
data as a System Exclusive data dump. You can choose to
send all of the Programs from all of the banks, all of the
Programs from a single bank, or a single Program.
For more information, see “System Exclusive Data Dumps”
on page 689.
Dump Combination
This command lets you send the internal memory’s
Combination data as a System Exclusive data dump. You can
choose to send all of the Combinations from all of the banks,
all of the Combinations from a single bank, or a single
Combination.
For more information, see “System Exclusive Data Dumps”
on page 689.
Dump Drum Kit
This command lets you send the internal memory’s Drum
Kit data as a System Exclusive data dump. You can choose
to send all of the Drum Kits from all of the banks, all of the
Drum Kits from a single bank, or a single Drum Kit.
For more information, see “System Exclusive Data Dumps”
on page 689.
Dump Wave Sequence
This command lets you send the internal memory’s Wave
Sequence data as a System Exclusive data dump. You can
choose to send all of the Wave Sequences from all of the
banks, all of the Wave Sequences from a single bank, or a
single Wave Sequence.
For more information, see “System Exclusive Data Dumps”
on page 689.
Dump Global Setting
This command lets you send the internal memory’s Global
Settings data as a System Exclusive data dump. For more
information, see “System Exclusive Data Dumps” on
page 689.
Dump Sequencer
This command lets you send the internal memory’s
Sequencer data, including all Songs in memory, as a System
Exclusive data dump.
For more information, see “System Exclusive Data Dumps”
on page 689.
Dump Set List
This command lets you send the internal memory’s Set List
data as a System Exclusive data dump. You can choose to
send either all of the Set Lists, or a single Set List.
For more information, see “System Exclusive Data Dumps”
on page 689.
Dump Drum Track Pattern
This command lets you send the internal memory’s Drum
Track User Pattern data as a System Exclusive data dump.
You can choose to send either all of the Patterns, or a single
Pattern.
For more information, see “System Exclusive Data Dumps”
on page 689.
Dump Arpeggio Pattern
This command lets you send the internal memory’s
Arpeggio Pattern data as a System Exclusive data dump. For
more information, see “System Exclusive Data Dumps,”
below.