Kurzweil PC3A7 [301/423] Select object type to store

Storage Mode

Storage Mode Common Features

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OK (lenamescanbeuptoeightcharacterslong.) When the le is saved, the PC3A adds an

extension (.P3A) to the lename. Note that although .P3A les are “collections” of objects, you

can load individual objects for a .P3A le if you want to. See Loading Individual Objects From a .P3A

Or Compatible File Type on page 13-10.

Saving Master Files

Among your choices in the Bank dialog are Master les. Master les consist primarily of the

Use the Object Type list on the left side of the page to select the type(s) of object(s) to save. Scroll

through the list using the alpha wheel, cursor buttons, or -/+ buttons. Use the Select soft button to

select or deselect each object type. An asterix (*) appears to the left of selected entries. Select “All

types” to select all object types.

Select Object Range To Store

Use the Range/Bank list on the right side of the page to select the range or ranges of ID numbers to

save for the selected object type(s). Object ID numbers to save can be selected in groups of 128

objects (also known as banks, for example, objects 1...128, 129...256, etc.) All object ID numbers

can be selected by selecting “Everything.” A custom range of object ID numbers can also be

created using the SetRng soft button. The custom range is the last entry in the Range/Bank list,

range. A Range/Bank list entry with a (u) symbol indicates that the range contains user created or

edited objects which can be saved.

The Store Advanced Page

Pressing the Advnce soft button calls up the Store Advanced page. On this page, you can select

and store objects individually, rather than by range. The Store Advanced page lists every user

edited object in the PC3A. The objects are organized by numerical ID and object type.

There are ve soft buttons on the Store Advanced page:

Select Select or deselect the highlighted object. An asterix (*) appears between the ID and

object type of selected objects.

Next Scroll to next entry. Same function as pressing the Down or + buttons, or turning the