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Chapter 5 RAM CartridgeThe optional RAM Cartridge acts as a memory extension for the storage of 128 additional presets. Presets canbe accessed individually, and played directly off the RAM cartridge without the need to move them intointernal user memory. The 128 additional programs appear as program bank C and can be set up to pointto any preset in cartridge, user, or factory preset memory.Note: The RAM cartridge menus are accessed through the Global button./NIT/A L/ZING NEW CARTRIDGESRAM Cartridges are sold separately by your Peavey Dealer. Ask for the C’U?W Ctird 32 part #7/02.3. Whennew, cartridges must be initialized for use with the Tube Fex. To do this, press the Global button until youget to the CART menu. Place the cursor under In (Initialize), and press the Store/Exec button.SAVING PRESETS ON THE CARTRIDGEPresets may be stored individually to the cartridge by using the normal store procedure, or all user presetsmay be saved on the cartridge by using the Save User -> Cart fLlnction on the CART menu. This function alsowrites program bank A into the program bank C, converting all pointers to user presets into pointers tocartridge presets in the process.LOADING PRESETS FROM THE CARTRIDGECartridge presets may be recalled individually from the cartridge to the edit buffer, or all presets may be loadedto user preset memory by using the Load Cart -> User function on the CART menu. This function also writesprogram bank C into program bank A, converting all pointers to cartridge presets into pointers to user presetsin the process.CARTRIDGE BATTERYMost cartridges have a replaceable backup battery which maintains memory storage while the cartridge isremoved from the unit or the unit is turned off. The battery will last from two to five years depending on themodel. If the battery becomes low, the unit will warn you by periodically displaying the following screen:Note: If this message is displayed you should back up your cartridge data immediately, then replace thebattery and restore the backed up data to the cartridge.Chapter 5 RAM Cartridge 27