XTA 5 Series - Manual (Page 30)

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As only memory 8 has all 4 types stored, this will be the
only location available during a recall.
However, consider the example where the type of
recall is set to Input & Crossover. In this instance, not
only will the memory locations that have just Input and
Crossover types stored be available, but locations 6 and
10 will also be shown in the list.
There will be three memories to choose from in this
case, as location 6 is an Input & Crossover memory,
whilst 8 and 10 will appear as they contain Input and
Crossover information as well.
Selection of Crossover memories only will
additionally include locations 1, 5 and 7 in the list of
memories available for recall, as shown below.
In this way it is possible to recall part of a memory,
as long as it contains the memory type required.
Note that storage and erasure of memories does
not follow quite the same rules, being simpler in
its operation.
Selecting Input and Crossover during a Store will skip
any memories that have other combinations in them.
Selecting Erase for any combination will show only
locations that have EXACTLY that combination – it is
not possible to erase just one part of a combination
memory.
The unit has 256 memory locations, but these are
dynamic in nature – obviously a memory containing
Input, Graphic, DEQ and Crossover settings takes up
more space than one containing just Input settings.