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3. Register Recall The recall a and (iJJ keys can be used to select sequences or recall
Arrows registers. The last key pressed (m or m) determines which field
is affected by the arrow keys.
4. SEQ
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1 b-48 Operation Reference
(Refer to “4. SEQ” for further information about register sequences.)
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Press m and a sequence number (0 through 9) to select a register
sequence. When you select a sequence, the number of the sequence
appears in the display along with the number of the first register
saved in the sequence. The instrument is set to the operating settings
saved in the first register. If no registers have been saved in the
sequence, a message is displayed to let you know.
Selecting the sequence you are currently in is a quick way to return
to the beginning of the sequence.
A sequence can include up to 100 registers (00 through 99). There
are a total of 300 registers available in the standard instrument and
70 registers in and instrument with Option 1EP (pager encoder)
installed. Registers are automatically assigned to the currently
selected sequence when they are saved. The registers saved in any
given sequence are independent from the registers in any other
sequence. This allows you to create up to ten different register
sequences. Consequently, it is possible to have up to ten registers with
the same number (for example, REG 01) each assigned to a different
sequence and each with different operating settings saved in it.