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See Graph 1: Front Panel Elements, 

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Snapshots are copies of the EQ1 parameter set-

tings. This allows recalling complete set-ups in-

cluding all filter parameters and controls settings.
Snapshots can be recalled from the front panel or

by remote control (e.g. MIDI Program Change).

You can compare two settings by using the two

workspaces “A” and “B”. To toggle between the

two press the “A-B” key. Restore a snapshot or

simply adjust the filters in one workspace, then

switch to the other to compare.
To copy workspace “A” to “B” or vice versa,

press the “copy” key and select an option (Graph

6).

The active workspace is shown in the status dis-

play.

To recall a snapshot press the “recall” key. No-

tice that the snapshot will be copied into the ac-

tive workspace. If you do not want to lose
these settings, switch to the other workspace by

pressing the “A-B” key.
Using the “gain/ data” encoder enter the number

of the snapshot you want to recall. The graph of

the snapshot will be displayed in preview mode

(outlined) to facilitate finding a certain setting.

However, the audio signal is not affected if the

“Preview” option is marked. Once you have found

the snapshot, press key D to restore it.

Press the “recall” key to return to the status dis-

play.

“Recall   0”

Snapshot 0 is used as a resetting curve. To reset

the current workspace, press the “recall” key
then the“ Recall   0” key.

To store the current workspace to a snapshot,

press the “store” key. With the “gain/ data” en-

coder enter the snapshot number where you

want to store the workspace, then press key D.

Snapshots can be prevented from accidental era-

sure by marking the “Safe” option.
A setting can be stored to multiple snapshots.

Press “To Range”  in the  “store” menu.

Press the adjacent keys to select “Start” and

“End” snapshot number, use the “gain/ data” en-

coder to enter a value (Graph 7). Pressing “Exe-

cute” will store the setting from the displayed

workspace (“A” or “B”) to all  snapshots between

the Start and End value. A “Safe” snapshot will

not be overwritten.

All 128 snapshots can be transferred to another

non-volatile memory area for later reference.

There is enough memory for two complete snap-

shot sets to be backed up.
Press the “menu” key then choose the “System”

and then the “Backup” option to arrive at the

backup display (Graph 8).