Allen Organ Company GeniSys Display, Справочное руководство

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8. Unlocking All Capture Memories
There may be times when capture memory lock codes are lost or forgotten. The Unlock
All Capture Memory function unlocks all capture memory levels including those
memories other organists may have locked. However, programmed registrations on the
capture memory levels will remain unchanged.
To access the Unlock All Capture Memory function, touch:
OPTIONS >> CONFIGURE CONSOLE >> MORE >> UNLOCK ALL CAPT MEM
Enter code 2 – 5 – 5 by touching the number buttons
on the display and then touch the ENTER button to
unlock all the capture memory levels.
Touch the HOME button to return to the
Home screen
or the BACK button to return to the previous menu
screen.
9. GeniSys™ Voices (optional on some models)
GeniSys™ Voices is a set of over 260 classical and
contemporary style voices, including eight drum kits
and various special effect voices, which can be
assigned and activated by stop controls within the
each division of the organ. Each division contains two
GeniSys™ Voice stop controls. The current GeniSys
Voices™ assigned to the GeniSys™ Voice stop
controls are displayed within the center portion of the
GeniSys Display. The number preceding the voice
name corresponds to the GeniSys™ Voice stop control number.
Note: If an organ contains more than eight (8) GeniSys™ Voices, a
special button will appear below the OPTIONS button to toggle and
display the remaining GeniSys™ Voice selections.
To change the voice or the various settings of a
GeniSys™ Voice, touch any one of the GeniSys
Voices within the GeniSys™ Display. Doing this will
open up the voice selection screen. Touch the
number/voice to edit and/or use the UP or DOWN
buttons to select a voice that is currently not
displayed. Once selected, the voice parameter edit
screen will display.
In addition to selecting a voice for a stop control's
position, the voice's gain (volume), tuning, pitch,
velocity setting and note range may also be adjusted.
All voice parameter changes are retained when the
organ is turned off.
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