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6—Using the S-4000 System
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Memory Function
The S-4000R features 10 user-storable memory presets. A memory preset contains channel settings
(preamp gain, pad, phantom power, and stereo link) for all of the S-4000S’s 32 input channels. Using
memory presets, you can quickly reconfigure the S-4000S for frequently used audio input setups.
If the S-4000R is in a locked state, it’s not necessary to unlock the unit before selecting or storing
presets. The unit is automatically unlocked when entering a Memory mode.
Storing a Memory Preset (Memory Store Mode)
To store the current settings to a memory preset:
1. Press and hold STORE until its indicator lights solid.
2. Turn the CHANNEL knob until the desired memory preset (0-9) is shown in the LED display.
The currently loaded preset displays a period (.) next to the preset number. If the currently
loaded preset is in a state different than the stored version, two periods are displayed.
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3. Press CLIP CLEAR•ENTER to finalize your selection. (To exit Memory Store mode without storing
the current settings, press STORE so that its indicator goes out instead.)
4. If you wish to store the current settings to another memory preset, repeat Steps 2-3. To exit
Memory Store mode, press STORE so that its indicator goes out.
Recalling a Memory Preset (Memory Recall Mode)
To recall a memory preset:
1. Press and hold RECALL until its indicator lights solid.
2. Turn the CHANNEL knob until the desired memory preset (0-9) is shown in the LED display.
The currently loaded preset displays a period (.) next to the preset number. If the currently
loaded preset is in a state different than the stored version, two periods are displayed (see the
illustration above). If you wish to retain the current settings, exit as indicated in Step 3.
3. Press CLIP CLEAR•ENTER to finalize your selection. (To exit Memory Recall mode without making
a selection, press RECALL so that its indicator goes out instead.)
4. If you wish to select another memory preset, repeat Steps 2-3. To exit Memory Recall mode, press
RECALL so that its indicator goes out.
While a memory preset is recalled, all system outputs are temporarily muted.