Kurzweil PC3LE, Руководство музыканта

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Storage Mode
The STORE Page
The STORE Page
Pressing the STORE soft button calls up the Store page, where you can select user objects from
RAM to store in the current storage device. The page appears as shown below:
At the top right of the page, the display shows how much memory is available in the current
storage device. Press one of the Store page’s three soft buttons. Below is a description of the
function of each soft button:
Select Allows you to select specific user objects to store, see The Store Advanced Page below
for details.
SvAll Saves all user objects.
Cancel Exits the Store page and returns you to the Storage mode page.
You cannot store ROM objects. If you wish to store a ROM object, such as a program, you must
first save it internally as a user RAM program. The PC3LE saves a objects in a file with a ( .PLE )
extension. Note that although .PLE files are “collections” of objects, you can load individual
objects if you want to. See Loading Individual Objects on page 11 ‐ 9.
The Store Advanced Page
Pressing the Select soft button calls up the Store Advanced page. On this page, you can select
individual objects to store, rather than storing all objects. The Store Advanced page lists every
user edited object in the PC3LE. The objects are organized by numerical ID and object type.
There are five soft buttons on the Store Advanced page:
Select Select or deselect the highlighted object. An asterix ( * ) appears between the ID and
object type of selected objects.
Next Scroll to next entry. Same function as pressing the down cursor button or the +
button, or turning the Alpha Wheel one click clockwise.
Type Jump to next object type in the list.
Store Store the selected objects to the current storage device. Pressing this soft button calls
up the Select Directory dialog.
Cancel Exits the Store Advanced page.
Shortcuts when Storing Individual Objects
Selecting or deselecting all of the objects at once can be done with the following double ‐ presses
(two front ‐ panel buttons simultaneously pressed):