Programming The Memories; Programming The Registers For The Tutti; Programming The Registers For The Crescendo Steps (Only On Model Prestige Ix) - Viscount Prestige VIII - IX Mode D'emploi

Right-Hand side panel
1. General Pitch: Allows fine adjustment of the tuning of the entire instrument. On delivery, the organ has been tuned by
the manufacturer to A=440Hz (pitch knob in central position).
2. Pedal: Regulates the fine tuning of the pedal section.
3. Man. II: Regulates the fine tuning of the second manual.
These controls can be adjusted to obtain more or less pronounced ensemble effects, depending on the level of the pulsation
generated when the tuning of the different sections is varied slightly.

2.1 PROGRAMMING THE REGISTERS FOR THE TUTTI

In order to set the registers which will be activated by the TUTTI, first of all activate the function by pressing the button
under the first manual or the pedal keyboard piston (only in model Prestige IX), then modify the configuration of the
registers as you prefer. To save the new setting, keep the S (set) button pressed and press the HR button of the memories
section.
2.2 PROGRAMMING THE REGISTERS FOR THE CRESCENDO STEPS
(ONLY ON MODEL PRESTIGE IX)
These register settings are pre-set by the manufacturer company to its own taste, but can be modified by the user following
this programming procedure:
- Choose the step through the "Crescendo" pedal. The step you have selected will be displayed on the LED meter located on
the right panel.
- Add or switch off the required registers.
- Save this new configuration by pressing the S (set) button, and press the HR button of the memories section.
Make sure that the TUTTI register is not on; otherwise, the new configuration will not be saved as a new crescendo step,
but will be saved as the register configuration for the TUTTI.

2.3 PROGRAMMING THE MEMORIES

Press the cancel button marked C, then select the registers on the required section. Press the SET (S) button on the left under
the first manual, and keep it pressed while pressing one of the 6 memory buttons to select the memory where this
combination of registers is to be saved.
If the organ is used by more than one organist, each of them will be able to save his own settings in a different memory bank
number.
The contents of the memories can be saved on disk and reloaded as required: see chapter 6 for further information.
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