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There are 2 categories of PRESETS:
F
= Factory PRESETS
factory programmed, cannot be permanently changed.
4.6 Type of PRESET
U
= User PRESETS
can be programmed by users.
4.7 Name of the PRESET
In the example, the name indicates a two-way stereo system.
F
A 1 3
B 2 4
2
2 x 2 W
These include all the system's usable configurations.
F
2 x 2 W
A 1 3
B 2 4
2
These are the starting points for Creating User PRESETS from scratch.
4.8 PRESET Modifications
U
2 x 2 W
A 1 3
B 2 4
2
M
This indicates that the value of one or more parameters has been temporarily modified with respect to the stored
in the PRESET shown.
Practically speaking, this indication means that the changes made to the PRESET have not been stored.
Note:
once it has been enabled, the indication remains even if the "original" values are reset manually.
The indication disappears as soon as the PRESET is saved or as soon as a new PRESET is loaded (includ-
ing this same PRESET).
In other words, the indication disappears as soon as stored values are accessed.
If the PRESET isn't saved, temporary changes are lost as soon as a new PRESET is loaded (including this same
PRESET).
Note:
temporary changes are kept on the other hand in the "buffer memory": when the unit is switched on, the
system maintains exactly the same settings as when the unit was switched off, including temporary changes.
