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Using the Memory Functions
Storing Settings in Memory
Setting specified using the Crosspoint buttons of this unit can be stored in memory by using the memory buttons on the front
panel or via the RS-232C interface. Up to 50 patterns (MEMORY NUMBERs 01 to 50) can be stored in memory.
Basic Operation
Display
MEMORY NUMBER
RECALL
NUMBER
NUMBER
button
Overwriting Existing Settings in Memory
After step 2 of the basic operation, press the NUMBER
button to display the desired MEMORY NUMBER. Press
the ENTER button to finalize overwriting memory.
• Press and hold down the NUMBER
fast forward/reverse the MEMORY NUMBERs.
To Cancel Storage
After step 2 of the basic operation, press the STORE button
again to cancel storage of settings.
If no button is pressed within 5 seconds after step 2 of the
basic operation, the system automatically cancels the
storage operation.
AV SEPARATE
REMOTE
MEMORY
STORE
ENTER
ENTER
button
STORE
button
+
–
or
button to
1
Specify your settings for each input/output
channel by using the Crosspoint buttons or
via remote control from an external loca-
tion.
2
Press the STORE button.
When the STORE button is pressed, the MEMORY
NUMBER display shows "01" blinking. (If a setting has
been already stored to MEMORY NUMBER 01, the
display shows "02" blinking, etc.)
3
Press the ENTER button.
The blinking digits stay lit. Storage of your setting is
completed.
If the ENTER button is not pressed within 5 seconds after
the STORE button is pressed, the MEMORY NUMBER
display goes off and the state before the STORE button
was pressed is resumed.
NOTES
• If all 50 MEMORY NUMBERs are used and the STORE
button is pressed by mistake, the MEMORY NUMBER
display shows "Er" blinking. In this state, storage will
not be made when the ENTER button is pressed. To
overwrite memory, press the NUMBER button while
"Er" is blinking (approx. 5 seconds) and display the
desired MEMORY NUMBER, then press the ENTER
button.
• MEMORY NUMBERs cannot be skipped when storing
settings in memory. Storage automatically will be done
in sequence of 01, 02, and so on.
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