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Initializing and Calibration
Initializing the Sirius and calibration of the controllers:
The initializing resets the Instrument to the time of delivery. At this time all saved User data (sounds, patterns and
songs and all pertaining adjustments) are cancelled. The calibration of the controllers
(modulation and pitch bend wheel) is used to adjust these operating devices
There are two ways of initializing. First the pitch bend and modulation wheel can be adjusted (calibrated) without
losing the memory. The second possibility is to completely clear the user memory, resetting all internal parameters
and also to re-calibrate the controllers.
The initializing should only be done on advice of the Service department. Always remember the complete
data will be lost.
To start the initializing you have to do the following:
When the SIRIUS is turned off hold the WRITE button, then turn on the Sirius. The following message is in the
display
You can decide here if you want to clear memory or just calibrate the controller.
Clearing the memory and calibrating the controllers.
If you confirm (OK) a bar in the display will show how far the initializing has taken place.
When this is finished, you will be asked to calibrate the controller. See the following instructions. Do not turn your
instrument off and initialize again.
Calibrating the controllers without losing data.
To calibrate the controllers without losing data, follow the directions: Push the button (F3) to initialize with (cancel).
You are now in the calibration menus of the Sirius.
Turn the modulation wheel completely down and hold the pitch bend wheel in the down position.
Confirm with the left button (F1) under the display. The following display will be shown:
Repeat the last setting by putting the wheels in the upper position and press the F-1 button.
Afterwards you are in the Test menu. Here you can test if the calibration was correct.
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Initialize All?
(OK) (cancel)
SET WHEELS- > min
(OK) (cancel)
Set wheels- > MAX
(OK)
Wheels-Test: 64
(OK) (retry)
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