Specifications

This page allows you to specify for each mic model downloaded into

FLASH memory whether or not it will appear in the appropriate mic

selection list. It is also the first step in permanently erasing a model

from FLASH memory (see the Compress FLASH Page below for more

details).

A bit of explanation: When you first take your AMM-1 out of

the box, it contains models of approximately 100 mics perma-

nently stored in EPROM (more accurately, 200 models, in that

each mic model includes both a source version and a model

version). In addition, the AMM-1 includes enough FLASH

memory to hold approximately 100 more mic models (again,

actually 200, counting source and model versions).

Initially the FLASH memory is empty. When you download new

models from our web site and load them into your AMM-1 via

MIDI they are stored in the FLASH memory. This page and the

FLASH management pages that follow let you monitor the

FLASH memory and take appropriate action should you ap-

proach its maximum capacity.

Accessing this page when there are no mic models stored in FLASH

will result in the the message no models in FLASH.

If new models have previously been stored in FLASH, you will see

the top screen, where yyy:zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz shows the

currently selected FLASH model. If that model is a Source version,

yyy appears as Src. If that model is a Model version, yyy

appears as Mod.

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz is the model name, indicating both the

manufacturer and mic name.

The content of the xxxxxxx field depends on the current state

of each particular model. When a new model is loaded into FLASH it

is automatically set to be “active.” That is, it appears in both the

Source and Model mic selection lists. When you select a currently

active mic on this page, the top line of the display will read:

<Enter> to: delete

Pressing the Enter button at this point will mark the model as

deleted. Once a model is marked deleted, it will no longer show up

in the appropriate mic selection list. However, note that it is not

removed from FLASH. Deleted models are only removed from FLASH

using the Compress FLASH Page discussed below.

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