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SQ-R
Musician's
Manual
Section
1
-
Getting
Started
Memory
Cards
Memory
cards
can
be used
to
add
more
sounds
to
the
SQ-R
and
allow
you
to
store
your
sounds
and
presets.
Before
you
can
access
sounds
and
presets
from
a
card,
you
must
first
insert
an
ENSONIQ
SC
or
ISC
series
card,
an
MC-32
or
64
RAM
card,
or
other
SQ
card
into
the
Card
slot,
with
the
label
facing
up.
Take
care
to
insert
the
card
straight
into
the
slot
in
a
continuous
fashion.
Cards
can
be
inserted
or
removed
at
any
time
(except
while
you're
writing
sounds
to
them),
even
when
the
power
is
on,
without
doing
any
harm
to
the
SQ-R
or
the
card.
For
more
information
regarding
cards,
see
Section
8
Storage.
Reinitializing
the
SQ-R
The
great
power
and
flexibility
of
the
SQ-R
lies
in
the
fact
that
it
is
really
a
computer
a
computer
disguised
as
a
keyboard
instrument,
but
a
computer
nonetheless.
The
software
that
operates
the
SQ-I^
is
very
sophisticated. In
fact,
there
is
a
128K
computer
program
that
runs
inside
the
SQ-R
(the
Operating
System
code).
That's
as
much
as
some
personal
computers.
If
you
have
ever
used
a
computer,
you
should
be
familiar
with
the
need
to
occasionally reboot
your
system
when
you
get
an
error
message,
etc.
Reinitializing
the
SQ-R
is
the
equivalent
of
rebooting
your
computer.
There
are
many
things
that
can
happen
to
the
SQ-R
(or
any
computer
system)
that
might
scramble
the
system
software
voltage
surges,
power
failures,
static
electricity,
etc.
As
with
any
computer,
very
infrequently
some
unforeseen
event
or
combination
of
events
can
cause
die
software
to
become
confused
with
strange
and
unpredictable
results.
Sometimes
computers
that
appear
to
be
broken
have
no
r
hardware
problem,
just
corrupted
data
in
the
internal
RAM
(Random
Access
Memory).
Sometimes,
simply
turning
the
SQ-R
power
off
and
then
on
again
will
cure
the
problem.
If
that
doesn't
work,
perhaps
what
is
needed
is
to
reinitialize
the
unit.
When
to
Reinitialize:
If
your
SQ-R
begins
to
behave
in
peculiar
ways,
if
the
display
shows
words
or
lines
that
shouldn't
be
there,
if
you
start
getting
Unexpected
Event
messages,
if
the
edit
functions
start
doing
unpredictable
things,
try
reinitializing
the
SQ-R
before
you
seek
factory
service.
Warning:
When
you
reinitialize
your
SQ-R
all
your
current
internal
sounds
and
presets
will
be
lost.
(The
80
ROM
(Read
Only
Memory)
sounds
are
automatically
loaded
back
into
the
internal
memory
after
reinitializing.)
Therefore
good
backup
habits
should
be
an
important
part
of
your
routine.
Save
any
important
data
to
a
storage
card
or
MIDI
Sys-Ex
before
reinitializing
the
SQ-R.
Re-initializing
the
SQ-R
1
-
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ENSONIQ SQ-R Specifications

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BrandENSONIQ
ModelSQ-R
CategorySynthesizer
LanguageEnglish

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