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System Mode
System Reset
10-4
System Reset
CAUTION: THIS OPERATION ERASES ALL USER OBJECTS.
If you’ve made many complex updates to your Objects, and have saved a number of les
to your computer, you might want to restore the instrument to its default state. This is
especially helpful if you’re having problems getting Programs or Setups to work properly, or
think there may be some kind of underlying hardware problem.
To clear all user objects and restore the factory default state, select the System Reset menu
option. Press the Chan / Param Up (
̂
) button until you see in the display,
then press the Next button. The display will scroll the message .
Press the Next button to reset the SP5, or press the Previous button to cancel.
Remember to save your User Programs and User Setups to your computer following the
instructions in The Save All? Dialog on page 9-7. Once deleted, these les are completely
removed from the SP5 and there is no way to retrieve them.
File Utilities
CAUTION: THIS OPERATION ERASES THE OPERATING SYSTEM, ALL
FACTORY OBJECTS AND ALL USER OBJECTS.
File Utilities has only one operation: Format. Performing this operation will format the SP5’s
system ash memory and erase the OS software as well as all Objects. Do not do this unless
you think it is necessary in order to improve the performance of your SP5. Should you
decide to do so, be sure to back up all of your les and software. After you do this, System
Mode will still be available, so you can run updates and get your SP5 up-and-running again.
After a Format the unit will come up in System Mode by default.
To perform a Format, follow these steps:
1. Follow the instructions specied on page 10-1 to enter System Mode.
2. Press Chan / Param Down (
̌
) button once. The display shows . Press
Next to select this operation. The unit display the message .
3. Press the Next button to format the SP5.
4. Press the Previous button to cancel and return to the System Mode main menu.
- Musician’s Guide 1
- SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS 3
- IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 4
- Table of Contents 6
- Chapter 9 11
- Chapter 10 11
- Chapter 11 11
- Appendix B 12
- Chapter 1 14
- Introduction 14
- Staying Current 15
- Do You Have Everything? 15
- Chapter 2 16
- Getting Started 16
- Start Up Details: 17
- The Rear Panel 17
- The MIDI (IN and OUT) Ports 18
- The Pedal Jacks 18
- The Headphones Jack 18
- Connecting Pedals 20
- Connecting a Switch Pedal 21
- SP5 Module 22
- Controller SP5 22
- MIDI Controller 23
- Chapter 3 24
- Features of the SP5 24
- Pitch and Mod Wheels 25
- Real Time Control 25
- Shift Button 26
- Setup Zone Buttons 26
- Sw Button 26
- Mode & Function Buttons 27
- Global Button 28
- Save Button 28
- Split Button 28
- Layer Button 28
- Transpose Buttons 28
- Navigation 29
- Chan / Param Buttons 30
- Alpha Wheel 30
- Display Contrast Knob 30
- Category Buttons 31
- Double Button Presses 32
- Parameter Jump 33
- Reset Transposition 33
- MIDI Program Change 33
- Program Demo 34
- Chapter 4 36
- Terminology 36
- Chapter 5 38
- The Operating Modes 38
- Setup Mode 39
- Edit Setup Mode 39
- SP5_8 System Mode 40
- Versi on vX.XX 40
- Functions 41
- MIDI Program Change Function 42
- Demo Function 43
- Chapter 6 44
- Program Mode 44
- Selecting Programs 45
- Prog Xpose: 0 Ch:1 46
- 1 Pro Pi ano 46
- Favori te saved 48
- Not i n thi s category 48
- Real Time Virtual Parameters 49
- The Split Function 49
- The Layer Function 51
- 1( Pro Pi ano) 53
- Save Prog over: 1/2 53
- 1024 Pro Pi ano 53
- Rename Prog as: 2/2 54
- Pro Pi ano 54
- 1024*My Program 54
- Del ete Program 55
- 1024 My Program ? 55
- Chapter 7 56
- Setup Xpose:0 57
- 0 Bri tePno/Jaco 57
- Value Jump Buttons 58
- Using the Category Buttons 58
- Save Setup over: 1/2 63
- 1024 New Setup 63
- Rename Setup as: 2/2 64
- New Setup 64
- Del ete Setup 65
- 1024 New Setup ? 65
- Chapter 8 66
- The Parameters List 67
- Edi t SetupZn:1 1/89 69
- Local Prog:2 Studi o 69
- Param Jump Buttons 70
- The Zone-specic Parameters 71
- Destination 72
- MIDI Bank 72
- MIDI Program 73
- Bank Mode 74
- Zone Status 74
- Entry Program Change 74
- Aux Send Level 75
- Transpose 75
- Entry Pan 75
- Entry Volume 75
- Low Velocity 75
- High Velocity 76
- High Key 76
- Bend Range Down 76
- Bend Range Up 76
- About Auxiliary Effects 81
- Common Parameters 81
- Global Mode 84
- The Global Parameters 86
- Pressure Map (PressMap) 87
- FX Select (FXSel) 87
- Channel Enable (ChanEn) 87
- Destination (Dest) 88
- Bank Select (BankSel) 88
- Program Change (ProgChg) 89
- Sysex ID 90
- The Hard Reset? Dialog 90
- The Save All? Dialog 90
- The Load (Overwrite)? Dialog 91
- The Load (Fill)? Dialog 92
- System Mode 94
- System Mode Buttons 95
- Update Software 95
- Run Diagnostics 96
- System Reset 97
- File Utilities 97
- Tutorials 98
- Spl i t 1/4 99
- Prog:236 Motown Bass 99
- 81 Classic Comp 100
- 104 Rockin’ Lead MW 100
- Primary Voice 101
- Secondary Voice 101
- 423 Solo Flute 102
- 125 Real Vibes 102
- Module 3 104
- Module 4 104
- Module 1 104
- Module 2 104
- Zone 1 C6-G7 Module 1 1 2 3 105
- Zone 2 F4-B5 Module 2 2 5 112 105
- Zone 3 C3-E4 Module 3 3 3 67 105
- Zone 4 E1-B2 Module 4 4 0 23 105
- Other Tutorials 108
- Chapter 12 110
- Troubleshooting 110
- Powers up, Display is Blank 111
- Audio Problems 111
- MIDI Problems 113
- Pedal Problems 114
- If None of the Above 115
- Diagnostics 116
- Appendix A 118
- MIDI Implementation 118
- Physical Specications 120
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