There are 3 distinct categories of PRESETS:

Factory PRESETS

Factory-programmed storage.

 

Factory PRESETS can be used normally, temporarily modified, but can't be cancelled,

 

overwritten or permanently modified. Factory PRESETS contain some specific settings

 

for certain types of enclosures and all the system's usable configurations. For this

 

reason they're the ideal starting point for creating custom PRESETS.

User PRESETS

Stored data that can be programmed by users.

 

User PRESETS are internal memory areas in which your own personal settings can

 

be saved.

Card PRESETS

Stored data which can be programmed by users on a Multimedia Memory Card.

 

Card PRESETS are external memory areas in which your own personal settings can

 

be saved.

5.1.1Load PRESET

This menu page allows the required PRESET to be loaded and made operatively.

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To load a PRESET:

Use the DIAL to reach the required PRESET.

10 Factory PRESETS, 64 User PRESETS and 128 Card User PRESETS are available.

Note: since the system must always be configured, there are no empty memory areas. All the User and Card areas unused by custom PRESETS are automatically occupied by the *Default* PRESET, which contains a standard start configuration with all the values of the various parameters at zero.

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Scrolling through the 128 memory areas reserved for the Card when the Multimedia Memory Card isn't inserted, the display shows the following message:

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Press ENTER.

The system returns to default status and the display shows the information on the PRESET that has just been loaded.

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