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The Main window function in the Console Controller™ must be displayed, (
See Section
A-2).
Select the memory (2 to 4)
you wish to lock by highlighting the memory number
and turning the ROTARY DIAL to the memory you want to lock.
Once you have stored your registrations to pistons, (
See Section A-4)
choose three digits
you can easily remember (e.g., 1-2-3, 1-1-1, etc.). Any combination of three numbers
will do. Use General Piston 1 for the number one digit, General Piston 5 for the five digit
and General Piston 7 for the seven digit if available. You may only use the General
Pistons for this function. Divisional Pistons
(if applicable)
will not work.
With the memory number you wish to lock still selected, locate the button with
MEM
above it on the Console Controller™.
Press and hold the MEM button
.
While
holding the MEM button, press the General Pistons that correspond to your three
digit code one at a time in the order of your selected code.
In other words, if your
selected code is 1-5-5, press and hold the
MEM
button on the Console Controller™, then
press and release General Piston 1, then press and release General Piston 5, and once
again press and release General Piston 5. You may now release the
MEM
button on the
Console Controller™. This procedure will cause an "L" to appear next to the MEM
number on the display window indicating this memory is now locked. As long as it
remains locked, the piston registrations on that memory cannot be changed. Other
organists will still be able to use these locked registrations however, they will not be able
to change them. Again, it is important to choose a three digit code that will be easy to
remember.
6.
UNLOCKING MEMORIES USING YOUR CODE
The Main window function on the Console Controller™ must be displayed: (
See Section
A-2)
To unlock a memory using your three digit code, select the memory to be unlocked.
Once selected, press and hold the MEM button on the Console Controller™. While
pressing the MEM button, enter the same three-digit code that was used to lock this
memory (
See Section A-5),
using the General Pistons. Remember, Divisional Pistons
will not operate this function, only General Pistons will. Release the MEM button. The
"L" will disappear, indicating that this memory is now unlocked.
Should a memory be locked and no one knows the code, it can still be unlocked.
(See
Section A-7)
7. UNLOCKING ALL CAPTURE MEMORIES—
(Without code)
Advance to the window function:
"UNLOCK ALL CAPTURE MEMORIES"
.
(See
Section A-2)
Press and hold the
MEM
button on the Console Controller™, then press
General Pistons
2-5-5
in sequence one at a time. Release the
MEM
button on the
Console Controller™, the window will display DONE!! when the organ is finished
unlocking all the capture memories. The window display will then automatically return
to the Main window function. All capture memories are now unlocked, including those
memories, other organists may have locked. Registrations in all memories will remain
unchanged.
8. STOP ACTION and CAPTURE SELF CHECK
This feature self-checks the capture system. It tests to insure each stop is functioning
properly and able to be controlled by the capture system. Advance to the window
function:
"SELF CHECK"
.
(See section A-2)
To start self-check, move the cursor to
