18. ANY PROBLEMS?
If you get into difficulty with any of the functions
simply escape and start again:
• If you are not sure which screen you have
selected, check the right hand screen title bar.
This displays the same function name as is
printed on the related select key.
• If the ENTER and UNDO key are flashing and you
are not sure of the correct action, press UNDO.
• If you are in any screen menu and not sure what
to do, press the HOME key to abort.
• If you have made changes you are not happy
with, press UNDO to restore the settings when the
screen was selected or previously saved by
pressing ENTER.
• To return the settings to the default starting
condition, press RESET.
• To clear a memory use the RESET function with
each screen and store to the memory. We
recommend you store and lock your preferred
default settings to a user memory named RESET.
• If you suspect a problem then turn the console
off, wait a few seconds and turn back on again.
• If the console powers up with ‘UPDATE’ displayed
then check that the rear panel slide switch is set
back to the MIDI position for normal operation.
• If all else fails or you wish to start again use the
hard reset facility to clear the memories.
Perform a HARD RESET only if you wish to clear
the memories and start again. Be careful that you do
not overwrite any other users settings if these have
not been archived first.
RESET 1 = To reset the RAM (current) memory.
This does not affect the stored user memories:
• Hold down the RESET key while powering up the
console.
• Press the flashing ENTER key to accept the reset,
UNDO to abort.
RESET 2 = To reset all the memories including the
stored user memories. This restores the console
settings and memories to their default starting values:
• Hold down the RESET and UTIL keys while
powering up the console.
• Press the flashing ENTER key to accept the reset,
UNDO to abort.
For further assistance and the latest icon news please
refer to your dealer or the Allen & Heath Internet
web site. http://www.allen-heath.com
Performing a hard reset clears the
memories and overwrites any settings previously
stored. Check that you really want to do this and
are authorised to do so. If the console is used by
more than one operator ensure that a memory
archiving procedure is in place.
Turn down all amplifier and fader levels
before performing a hard reset.
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