Rodgers A698 Instructions d'exploitation télécharger pdf (Page 17)

• General and Divisional Cancel

When TRANSPOSER is displayed in the window, ALL stops, couplers and MIDI

settings can be cleared by pressing the General Cancel piston, (O) located under

the Choir manual at the right-hand side of the keyboard. Depending on model,

stops can be cleared in a particular division by pressing a Divisional Cancel piston

(O) located to the right of the #5 divisional combination action pistons.

• Memory Levels

Rodgers advanced combination action system has up to 100 memory levels depending on

model. This effectively multiplies the number of available combination pistons by up to 100.

Combinations stored one memory level don’t affect those stored on other memory levels; each

of the memories is independent.

Many organists keep regularly used registrations, such as those used for hymns, on one

memory and use other memory levels for preludes, postludes and choral accompaniments,

which may change week to week.*

*Note: A variety of useful registrations have already been stored when the organ arrives from

the factory.

Memory Levels can be selected by pressing the corresponding piston M1, M2, M3, etc. or the

pistons labeled M+, M-, or MEM UP, MEM DOWN, depending on model. When a memory level

is selected, the memory level appears in the display window.

To select a memory level:

Press the corresponding memory piston (M1, M2, M3, etc.) or press the M- or M+

(or MEM DOWN, MEM UP) piston until the desired level (0 thru 99 depending on

model) is displayed in the window. M1 is automatically selected when the organ is

turned on.

With Rodgers USB data port, unlimited memory levels are available. See the AG

(Advanced User’s Guide)

Additional piston functions that may be present on your organ (depending on

model)

• All Swells (or ALL EXPR SW)

There are times when it is desirable to use a single expression shoe to control all divisions under

expression. When the ALL SWELLS (or ALL EXPR SW) piston is lit, the Choir, Swell and Solo

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Rodgers A698 Instructions d'exploitation Page 17