Korg SP-500 Manuel D’Utilisation

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4. All setup
Settings such as the [FUNCTION] settings are 
stored in internal memory.
If you execute this operation, the settings will be 
preserved in internal memory even when the 
power is turned off, so that the same settings will 
still be in effect when the power is next turned on.
The following items are remembered.
 Setting contents
[FUNCTION] switch settings
“Func 1/10” page
Tune
“Func 3/10” page
Assignable Switch
“Func 4/10” page
MIDI Transpose
“Func 5/10” page
Prog., ProgBank, Control, AfterTouch, 
Exclusive
“Func 6/10” page
Keyboard, Upper 1, Low/Upp2
Dr, Perc, Bass, Acc1, Acc2, Acc3
Chord Rx1, Chord Rx2
“Func 8/10” page
User Scale 1–4 settings
“Func 10/10” page
Popup Time
[TOUCH] switch setting
The following settings of the [ACC] switch
One finger, Fingered 1, Fingered 2, Split 
Point, After Fill1, After Fill2
To store these settings into internal 
memory
Here’s how to store All Setup data into internal 
memory.
1
Press the [FUNCTION] switch
2
Access the “Func 7/10” page
If the current settings differ from the 
stored settings, this page will show a 
message of “Setup parameter modified.” 
In this case, press the “Write” button to 
store the settings into internal memory.
If you turn off the power without storing, 
the previous settings will reappear when 
the power is next turned on.
Never turn off the power while data is being 
stored.
Restoring the factory-set condition
By pressing the factory “Preset” button 
you can return the contents of All Setup 
to the factory-set condition.
If you turn off the power while data is being 
written, the memory contents may be damaged. 
If the memory contents are damaged, the user 
rhythm styles, user programs, and All Setup 
data will automatically return to their factory-set 
condition the next time the power is turned on. 
If part of the recorded data has also been dam-
aged, all of the recorded data will return to the 
factory-set condition.