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Editing, Parameters, Storing, Programs

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EDIT & STORE After recalling a preset from the REV7's memory, you can instantly edit the parameters to create new effects. This editing is only temporary, however, unless you store the new data into the User Program Memory (numbers 31 thru 90). If you do not store the data, the parameters of the preset will be initialized to their original values as soon as you recall another program. EDITING PARAMETERS STORING PROGRAMS r- 4 7 , mom CLEAR 3 2 2 MlMMT 1 SI 3 3 CLEAR 1. Press any PARAMETER SELECT key. Note that certain presets have fewer parameters than others, as indicated in the MEMORY (ROM) CONTENTS CHART at the end of this manual. If you press a key that does not refer to a programmable parameter, the LCD will not change, and the previous parameter will remain. NOTE: The 1ST REF key is a double action key. Each time you press this key, it alternates between "1ST DLY" and "1ST LEVEL" (as displayed on the LCD), allowing you to set the values of the delay and level of the first reflection. 2. Press numeric keys to type in the new value of the parameter. The new value will flash on the LCD. If you make a mistake, press the CLEAR key to zero the LCD, and type in new data. 3. Press ENTER to enter the new data. The LCD will stop flashing. If you have tried to enter a value that is higher than the maximum possible value of the parameter, the maximum value will be automatically entered. You can also use the +/- keys to alter parameter values. Press once to increment or decrement the value, or hold down for rapid and continuous change. NOTE: When using the +/- keys to change parameter values, there is no need to press the ENTER key to enter the new value. Having edited a parameter, you can now select another parameter and continue editing, or store the new data. NOTE: Keep a record of your stored programs (on a copy of the USER PROGRAM CHART accompanying this manual) to avoid loosing important programs when storing new data. 1. Having completed the editing process, press MEMORY. 2. Use the numeric keys to type in the number of the destination of the new data (range: 31 - 90). This number will flash on the Memory LED. If you have typed in a wrong number, press CLEAR to zero the LED, and type in another number. 3. Press STORE to store the edited data. The LED will stop flashing, indicating that storage has taken place. NOTE: If you have tried to store data in the preset programs (numbers 1 thru 30) the LED will continue flashing, as these programs are protected. Press CLEAR and type in a new number. PERFORMANCE NOTE: The Direct Recall Keys and the remote control unit allow you to select only the first 7 User Programs. It is advisable, therefore, to store the programs you use most frequently in numbers 31 thru 37. You can move programs about within the User Program memory simply by recalling the program you wish to move, then carrying out the storage procedure. Note that when you store a program, any program previously stored in that user program memory will be erased. 11

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EDIT
&
STORE
After
recalling
a
preset
from
the
REV7's
memory,
you
can
instantly
edit
the
parameters
to
create
new
effects.
This
editing
is
only
temporary,
however,
unless
you
store
the
new
data
into
the
User
Program
Memory
(numbers
31
thru
90).
If
you
do
not
store
the
data,
the
parameters
of
the
preset
will
be
initialized
to
their
original
values
as
soon
as
you
recall
another
program.
EDITING
PARAMETERS
r-
7
4
2
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mom
CLEAR
3
1.
Press
any
PARAMETER
SELECT
key.
Note
that
certain
presets
have
fewer
parameters
than
others,
as
indicated
in
the
MEMORY
(ROM)
CONTENTS
CHART
at
the
end
of
this
manual.
If
you
press
a
key
that
does
not
refer
to
a
programmable
parameter,
the
LCD
will
not
change,
and
the
previous
parameter
will
remain.
NOTE:
The
1ST
REF
key
is
a
double
action
key.
Each
time
you
press
this
key,
it
alternates
between
"1ST
DLY"
and
"1ST
LEVEL"
(as
displayed
on
the
LCD),
allowing
you
to
set
the
values
of
the
delay
and
level
of
the
first
reflection.
2.
Press
numeric
keys
to
type
in
the
new
value
of
the
para-
meter.
The
new
value
will
flash
on
the
LCD.
If
you
make
a
mistake,
press
the
CLEAR
key
to
zero
the
LCD,
and
type
in
new
data.
3.
Press
ENTER
to
enter
the
new
data.
The
LCD
will
stop
flashing.
If
you
have
tried
to
enter
a
value
that
is
higher
than
the
maximum
possible
value
of
the
parameter,
the
maximum
value
will
be
automatically
entered.
You
can
also
use
the
+/—
keys
to
alter
parameter
values.
Press
once
to
increment
or
decrement
the
value,
or
hold
down
for
rapid
and
continuous
change.
NOTE:
When
using
the
+/—
keys
to
change
parameter
values,
there
is
no
need
to
press
the
ENTER
key
to
enter
the
new
value.
Having
edited
a
parameter,
you
can
now
select
another
parameter
and
continue
editing,
or
store
the
new
data.
STORING
PROGRAMS
2
MlMMT
SI
3
CLEAR
1
3
NOTE:
Keep
a
record
of
your
stored
programs
(on
a
copy
of
the
USER
PROGRAM
CHART
accompanying
this
manual)
to
avoid
loosing
important
programs
when
storing
new
data.
1.
Having
completed
the
editing
process,
press
MEMORY.
2.
Use
the
numeric
keys
to
type
in
the
number
of
the
desti-
nation
of
the
new
data
(range:
31
-
90).
This
number
will
flash
on
the
Memory
LED.
If
you
have
typed
in
a
wrong
number,
press
CLEAR
to
zero
the
LED,
and
type
in
another
number.
3.
Press
STORE
to
store
the
edited
data.
The
LED
will
stop
flashing,
indicating
that
storage
has
taken
place.
NOTE:
If
you
have
tried
to
store
data
in
the
preset
pro-
grams
(numbers
1
thru
30)
the
LED
will
continue
flashing,
as
these
programs
are
protected.
Press
CLEAR
and
type
in
a
new
number.
PERFORMANCE
NOTE:
The
Direct
Recall
Keys
and
the
remote
control
unit
allow
you
to
select
only
the
first
7
User
Programs.
It
is
advisable,
therefore,
to
store
the
programs
you
use
most
frequently
in
numbers
31
thru
37.
You
can
move
programs
about
within
the
User
Program
memory
simply
by
recalling
the
program
you
wish
to
move,
then
carrying
out
the
storage
procedure.
Note
that
when
you
store
a
program,
any
program
previously
stored
in
that
user
program
memory
will
be
erased.
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