Rodgers Allegiant 657, Руководство пользователя

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3. Rotate the alpha dial and select SW/GT DIV to configure pistons 1-4 as Swell
divisional pistons and pistons 5-8 as Great divisional pistons, or select
SW/GT+ PD
DIV to configure pistons 1-4 as Swell divisional pistons and pistons 5-8 as
Great/Pedal divisional pistons.
4. Press Cancel ( 0 ) to exit.
(677 only:) A registration stored on general piston 1-4 can be recalled by pressing the
corresponding thumb piston or toe piston. For example, to select general piston 3, you could
either press thumb piston 3 under the Swell manual or toe piston 3 on the kneeboard. This
duplication of pistons allows the musician to use either the hands or feet to recall the same
registration, depending on what is most convenient.
Setting a Piston
The Rodgers 657/677 is equipped with factory registrations, each of which can be used for a
wide variety of wonderful musical effects. However, the contents of any piston can be easily
changed to suit your particular needs.
To set a new registration on a piston:
1. Select the desired stops, couplers and MIDI settings.
2. Press and hold the SET piston, located on the left hand side under the Great
manual.
3. While continuing to hold SET, press the piston that will store the new
registration.
4. Release both pistons. The new registration is now stored, and can be recalled by
simply pressing the piston.
Combination Memory Levels
The 657’s advanced combination action has two memory levels, and the 677 has four
memory levels. Pistons stored on one memory level don’t affect those stored on other
memory levels; each of the memories is independent.
Many organists keep regularly used registrations, such as those used for hymns, on one
memory and use other memory levels for preludes, postludes and choral accompaniments,
which may change week to week.
A variety of useful registrations are included with your new Rodgers 657/677 on Memory
Levels 1 & 2 (
M1 and M2 ).
Memory levels can be selected by pressing the corresponding piston located on the left-hand
side under the Great manual. These pistons are labeled
M1 and M2 on the 657, and M1 , M2 ,
M3 and M4 on the 677.
A memory level must be unlocked before it can be changed. See below.
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