[rodgersorgan] Re: Changing factory combination action settings
- From: Ed Wilson <actionkbd@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: rodgersorgan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 30 Jun 2003 20:07:21 -0700 (PDT)
True story here....
A few months ago I got a panic call from a (new) organist at an LDS Church.
She knew the "M1" settings were "carved in stone," but curiousity had gotten
the better of her. She managed (without knowing the "how") to unlock M1 and
changed some of the registrations. She thought the organ would return to
default the next time it was powered up; but once unlocked, those changes will
be retained. She was sure she was going to be cast straight into organist's
hell. Of course, restoring defaults is easy, and I walked her through it....
after which she breathed a big sigh of relief.
One of the differences between the 790B and the 790C is that M1 on the 790B has
a default of "unlocked" and the 790C has a default of "locked."
The defaults of any single memory can be restored by holding the respective
memory piston (for about 5 seconds) until the "locked/unlocked" banner appears
in the LCD, then making sure it is "unlocked" and while continuing to hold the
respective memory piston, press and hold SET for about 5 seconds... until "M(n)
Defaults Restored" appears in the window.
Regards,
Ed
Dan Miller <dmiller@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi list,
Is the 790C in question installed in an LDS church? If so, please leave M1
settings as is. This is requested by the LDS headquarters.
The 790C's factory piston settings on M1 were specifically designated for the
790C by the Tabernacle organists (Richard Elliott, John Longhurst and Clay
Christiansen) for use in the LDS churches.
Of course, M2, M3 and M4 are available for your personal favorite combination
settings.
Best regards,
Dan
> A recently installed Rodgers 790C has combination action
> settings on M1 which are mostly unuseable in the setting in
> which the organ is installed but the manual indicates they
> are "set at the factory". Can anyone tell me if these factory
> settings can be reset and, if so, how? The two other Rodgers
> organs which I play have a way to lock/unlock the combination
> action memory but if that is possible on the 790C it is not
> obvious.
Dan Miller
Product Manager and
Product Design Manager for Four Manual Custom Organs
Rodgers Instruments LLC
dmiller@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
(503) 681-6544
fax: (503) 681-0444
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