IBM PS1500 - Manual (Page 111)

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Styles 5•23
Tempo
Tempo
The Style Tempo, shown in the display, can be
adjusted while playing by rotating the DIAL.
The current tempo setting can be saved to a Pre-
set.
By saving the Tempo to a Preset, in practice you
modify the tempo setting of a ROM Style.
Thanks to the battery-backed RAM, the tempo
setting remains memorized after turning off the
instrument.
CHANGING THE TEMPO OF A STYLE
• Use the DIAL to change the tempo setting, either
before or after starting the Style.
To recall the original tempo, select the same
Style again.
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ᮣ Note: If a different tempo has been memorized
in the Preset, when a Style is recalled by selecting
a Preset, the tempo will be that of the Preset and
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not the original Style.
SAVE THE TEMPO TO A PRESET
A tempo setting that differs to the default tempo
data of the ROM Style can be saved to the Pro-
grammable Presets.
1. Select a Style.
2. Modify the tempo with the DIAL.
3. Press START/STOP to listen to the Style.
If the tempo needs further adjustment, rotate
the DIAL until you obtain the desired tempo.
4. Press STORE PRESET to save the Preset.
You are prompted to save to the current Pre-
set or to select a different destination Preset.
5. Rotate the DIAL to select a destination Preset and
press ENTER to confirm.
To store to the current Preset, press ENTER with-
out rotating the DIAL.
ESCAPE cancels the operation.
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ᮣ Hint: Save the Preset to disk to conserve the
changes. The Presets remain in RAM after power
down but are cancelled when you save other
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Presets to the same locations.