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Recalling a Registered Setting

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Saving and Recalling Desired Settings (Registration Memory) 4. Press the one of the [1]-[6] button which you want to register the setting. The display for registering the setting. NOTICE If you press a button to which a setting is already registered, new setting will replace already saved setting. If you want to check whether the settings are registered to the corresponding button before register, perform the step 2 in "Recalling a Registered Setting." 5. Press the [3] button to actually register the setting. When this operation is completed, "Completed" is shown on the display, and operation returns to the Voice display will be restored after a while. To cancel this operation, press the [%] button to select "Cancel," and then press the [3] button. NOTICE If the power is turned off during this operation, the setting registered to the Registration Memory may be lost. NOTE It is impossible to check the registered settings in the list etc. on this instrument. This is why, we recommend that you make a note of the settings you have registered. Recalling a Registered Setting 1. While holding down the [REGIST] button, use the [6]/[%] buttons to select the bank to which the settings are saved. + 2. While holding down the [REGIST] button, press the appropriate [1]-[6] button to which the setting is registered. The number of the pressed button appears next to "Memory" in the display and the registered setting is recalled. When the setting is registered When the setting is not registered 73 P-525 Owner's Manual

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P-525 Owner’s Manual
Saving and Recalling Desired Settings (Registration Memory)
4.
Press the one of the [1]–[6] button which you want to
register the setting.
The display for registering the setting.
5.
Press the [
R
] button to actually register the setting.
When this operation is completed, “Completed” is shown on the display,
and operation returns to the Voice display will be restored after a while.
To cancel this operation, press the [
D
] button to select “Cancel,” and then
press the [
R
] button.
1.
While holding down the [REGIST] button, use the [
U
]/[
D
]
buttons to select the bank to which the settings are saved.
2.
While holding down the [REGIST] button, press the
appropriate [1]–[6] button to which the setting is
registered.
The number of the pressed button appears next to “Memory” in the
display and the registered setting is recalled.
NOTICE
If you press a button to which
a setting is already registered,
new setting will replace
already saved setting. If you
want to check whether the
settings are registered to the
corresponding button before
register, perform the step 2 in
“Recalling a Registered
Setting.”
NOTICE
If the power is turned off
during this operation, the
setting registered to the
Registration Memory may be
lost.
NOTE
It is impossible to check the
registered settings in the list
etc. on this instrument. This is
why, we recommend that you
make a note of the settings you
have registered.
Recalling a Registered Setting
+
When the setting is registered
When the setting is not registered