JBL 260 user manual DriveRack, Section, Configuration Functions, Saving Factory Program Changes

Section 3
		DriveRack
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	Configuration Functions

3.4 Saving Factory Program Changes

Once you are satisfied with the changes that have been made to a factory or user program, the DriveRack allows you to save these changes to the program as a custom USER program by pressing the STORE button. The first time you press the STORE button the DriveRack 260 will ask you if you want to store or delete the program. Just press the STORE button a second time to advance and store the program. The display will now appear something like this:

NAME: ROCK VENUE

<DATA> - SELECTS CHARACTER <PREV/NEXTPG> - LEFT/RIGHT: PRESS <STORE> TO ADVANCE

•Rotating the DATA wheel will change the characters in the currently selected position.

•Pressing the DATA wheel in successively will toggle between uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers or symbols/blank space.

•Use the PREV PG and NEXT PG button to move character positions (left and right).

•Once the desired title has been written, press the STORE button. The display will now appear something like this:

STORE: Program 1

Replacing:

U 1 Program 1

PRESS <STORE> TO ADVANCE

•Rotate the DATA wheel to select the program to be replaced and press the STORE button and the existing program will be replaced with the new program. All edits will be saved.

The DriveRack 260 will store up to 25 user programs (1-25) in addition to the 25 factory programs (26-50).

Note: Factory programs cannot be over-written. From the factory, programs 1-25 (User) are the same programs as 26-50 (Factory). The difference is that users can overwrite programs 1-25. However, the factory programs will always reside in program locations 26-50. If a user attempts to overwrite a factory program (26-50), the DriveRack 260 will move the program index to the user program location equivalent. For example if trying to store a program to Factory program location 50, the DriveRack will automatically change the store location to User program location 25. Of course, the user can then change the user location if desired

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