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Manuale italiano-inglese Oberheim-Viscount MC3000 - Synth Zone

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MC 3000<br />

Operating Manual<br />

N.B.: The estimated lifetime of the lithium batteries installed in the MC-3000 is about 4<br />

years. However, specific conditions of use (such as high operating temperatures) may<br />

significantly shorten the battery lifetime. Users are urged to save the memory by MIDI<br />

Bulk Dump as soon as the instrument gives the battery low warning.<br />

6.7.4 MEMORY STATUS<br />

The MEMORY STATUS page can be accessed from the previous page or any page of the<br />

TOOLS section by pressing the F3 function key corresponding to the MEM icon. This is<br />

also a display page only, and so it is not possible to select any options within it.<br />

The central window shows the amount of memory used, specifically for each group of<br />

data. Note that the amount of memory is referred to each section and not to the entire<br />

capacity of the instrument<br />

A graphic symbol of a micro chip appears on the right of the central window.<br />

6.7.5 POWER ON PROCEDURES.<br />

The POWER ON PROCEDURES page can be accessed from the previous page or any<br />

page of the TOOLS section by pressing the F3 function key corresponding to the PWR<br />

icon.<br />

The video page which appears is as shown below:<br />

This page allows the user to modify the lighting of the video screen. To do this, the cursor<br />

keys are used to locate in the LCD MODE field; at this point, the current function,<br />

NORMAL in the case illustrated, is selected and the word NORMAL is highlighted;<br />

NORMAL or REVERSE can be set by turning the encoder or using the INC and DEC keys<br />

with no need to confirm with ENTER.<br />

The switch-on mode can also be selected. To do this, use the cursor keys to locate on the<br />

POWER ON TYPE line; at this point the current function (NORMAL in the example<br />

illustrated) is selected and the word NORMAL is highlighted.<br />

Now the INC and DEC keys or the encoder can be used to set the NORMAL or FAST<br />

switch-on mode.<br />

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