８）Memory Dump/Load Setup
This function lets you copy/backup the contents of the PEC-2 memory to a second PEC-2 unit. To do this you must first
connect the MIDI OUT connector of the source (transmitting) PEC-2 to the MIDI IN connector of the destination (receiving)
PEC-2 unit using a standard MIDI cable.
1. Press the MODE switch to enter the EDIT mode.
2. Press the INC/+ seven times so that “8dp” appears on the display (“dp” is the abbreviation for “dump”).
3. While the “8dp” display is flashing press the ENTER switch to proceed to the dump menu.
4. Receiving unit setup: “rdt” (receive data) will appear on the display. Make sure your destination PEC-2 (the receiving
unit) is set to this mode, then press ENTER. “YES” will flash on the display. Press ENTER again so that “---“ appears on
the display. This prepares the unit to receive the data.
5. Transmitting unit setup: at the point where “rdt” appears on the display after completing step 3, above, press the INC/+1
switch one more time so that “tdt” (transmit data) appears on the display, then press ENTER. “YES” will flash on the dis-
play. Press ENTER again and data transmission will begin. When the data has been transmitted the display will revert to
“8dp”.
6. If an error occurs and the data is not received properly, “Err” will appear on the display of the receiving PEC-2, then the
unit will automatically revert to the edit menu mode and “8dp” will appear on the display. If an error does occur, check your
MIDI cables and connections.
7. If the data is properly received, “ok” will appear on the display of the receiving PEC-2, then the unit will automatically
revert to the edit menu mode and “8dp” will appear on the display.
９）Initialize
Resets the internal memory to the original factory status.
In the edit mode use the DEC/- and/or INC/+ switches to select edit menu number 9 (“9lt”) and press the ENTER switch.
“YES” will flash on the display. Press ENTER again and initialization will begin. When the initialization process has complet-
ed the display will revert to “8dp”.
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